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I realised there’s an additional step to this – you need to also catch the URLs that WordPress returns to the media library via AJAX.

Step 4:

In addition to the steps in the previous post, add this to your functions.php as well.

add_filter("wp_prepare_attachment_for_js", "my_prepare_attachments");

if(!function_exists("my_prepare_attachments")){
  function my_prepare_attachments($response){

    foreach($response["sizes"] as $size_key => $size_data){

      // loop through each size that each image attempts to return, and resize it through fly

      if($size_key == "medium" || $size_key == "thumbnail"){ // should catch most needed sizes and not take too long

        $fly_image = fly_get_attachment_image_src($response["id"], array($size_data["width"], $size_data["height"]));
        $size_data["url"] = $fly_image["src"];
        $response["sizes"][$size_key] = $size_data;

      }
    }

    return $response;

  }
}

Hi there Satrya, thanks for replying and sorry for my delay in getting back to you!

In includes/functions.php the plugin uses get_the_post_thumbnail() once, but this seems to only apply in some circumstances (related to use of the custom function rpwe_resize()). There is alternative code (line 131 of functions.php in the latest version of the plugin) which creates an <img> tag directly when rpwe_resize() returns something – which in my case, it is.

I was able to get around this by wrapping line 131 in an apply_filters() call to post_thumbnail_html, sending through additional arguments get_the_ID(), $thumb_id and "thumbnail".

I’m not a plugin developer so I’m not sure if I have followed best practice for this but it is working for my needs at the moment – until I update the plugin of course 😉

I’m not sure if I’ve missed something or am understanding it incorrectly but if it is possible for you to filter that output where you’re creating the <img> tag I would be really appreciative!

Ah, thank you! Yeah scanning for a changelog does sound like the best way to solve this. I didn’t realise you had to maintain it twice!

OH and I just found the setting. At the bottom of the Firewall Response tab in the Firewall settings section.

Sorry for bothering you! I thought I was missing something obvious 😉

Thanks for the reply guys. Appreciate that you’re working on it!