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Hi @krishaamer,
Thanks for pointing this out.
We will share this with our dev team for review.
Please let me know if there is anything else in the meantime.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] No unique filenameHi @mavenickster,
I apologize for the long turn around.
When I try to reproduce this from our end using the plugin and set “Use file name in Media Library” to “yes” the original name is preserved.
Can you kindly let me know your cloud name so we could take a deeper look into this?
Also please note that you can open a request at support@cloudinary.com where we have 24/hr support.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] PHP Notice with debug onI apologize for the long turnaround here.
Thank you for the details.
I noticed that the version you are currently using is not the latest version.
Can. The latest version is 1.1.6 which can be downloaded here.Can you please try to update to the newest version and see if the issue reproduces?
Can you let us know?Also please note that you can also send a request to support@cloudinry.com where we offer 24/hr support.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] PHP Notice with debug onHi @nettsite, in order to track this down can you kindly share the below information:
PHP version
WordPress version
Cloudinary plugin version
Parameters/configuration passed to cloudinary
Full error message/stack traceThis will help us in pinpointing the issue.
Looking forward to your reply.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] No unique filenameSince the files that are uploaded using the plugin are uploaded to the media library directly (without the use of the API) you can set the media library’s default to use the uploaded file name without adding a random suffix.
you can do that by going to your upload tab in your account, and change the drop down named “Use file name in Media Library” to “yes”
Hi @keved,
One of our main methods for delivery is using URLs.
If the theme does not support using URLs as a resource for images, the way to have the image delivered would be to insert the image in the theme’s source code in the right place.
Hope this helps. please let us know if you have any further questions.
Hi, tannerk87. While there were no recent Cloudinary changes that could cause that behaviour, we suspect that the issue you’re facing might be related to a WooCommerce issue. You may want to consider updating to the latest WooCommerce version and see if it helps. If this doesn’t help, we recommend contacting Woocommerce’s support.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] Multisite SupportHi
Our plugin indeed supports multisite environment
It’s possible to open an account for each site or share one account across all sites.In both cases for each site, you will need to update the Cloudinary_URL in order to have the site associated with a specific Cloudinary account.
It’s possible to read more about that here
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] NextGen Gallery ErrorHi Dick,
I apologize for the lengthy response time.
It seems that Nextgen doesn’t treat remote URL nicely, only local file paths.
Since cloudinary delivers its images by using URLS, this causes some collision with the two services.That is the reason for the errors.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudinary - Deliver Images and Videos at Scale] CloudFlare?Hi,
Sorry for the response delay.
Please note that all of Cloudinary’s resources are also automatically delivered through Akamai’s worldwide fast and secured CDN. Using CloudFlare’s CDN in front of Cloudinary may work but will have its down-sides. Specifically, some features will not be supported, like our automatic format optimizations, advanced reporting, invalidations and more.
You’d fully enjoy Cloudinary and all of its features if you’d use us end-to-end.We hope this answers your question.
Thanks.Hi,
We’re sorry for the response delay.
Can you please try to update to the latest version and let us know if this is resolved?
Thanks
Thank you for contacting us Bryan.
If at any point you decide that you’d like your images to be delivered from your WP again instead of from Cloudinary, you’ll need to first migrate-away the images from Cloudinary, and only then deactivate Cloudinary’s plugin. For more information about migrating-away:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/cloudinary-image-management-and-manipulation-in-the-cloud-cdn/faq/If you manually enter the URLs of the images, you can simply use
//instead of eitherhttps://orhttp://.
Alternatively, note that this is a known issue in WP in general, all images that are included in your WP Media library, even non-Cloudinary ones, have their URLs value, which can be either HTTP or HTTPS.
You might want to consider using a 3rd party plugin which can take care of your URLs, so you can actually add HTTP URLs to your posts, and these plugins will automatically replacehttpwithhttpswhen needed.
Some example plugins:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-https/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ssl-insecure-content-fixer/faq/You can do something like:
$url = cloudinary_url("my_image.jpg"); $context = stream_context_create(array('http' =>array('method'=>'HEAD'))); $fd = fopen($url, 'rb', false, $context); if (stream_get_meta_data($fd)["wrapper_data"][0] == "HTTP/1.0 200 OK"){ #do stuff here } fclose($fd);Hi Dan,
1. Currently uploading directly to WP’s media library will store the images on your WP storage, you’ll need to migrate the images afterwards to Cloudinary (can be done in bulks).
2. You can do aHEADrequest to make sure you’re getting a200response before usingcloudinary_url.
3. The images will still keep on rendering on your account. You’ll get an Email notifications when you’re about to reach the limits and after you’ve exceeded them, and we’ll kindly ask you to update your plan to one which will be more suitable to your requirements.