Rewrite Problem with Media Files that are attached to Pages

  • partyfrikadelle

    (@partyfrikadelle)


    7 years ago

    Hi,

    we are using Offload S3 to serve Uploads from S3 and use Cloudfront to serve the https://DOMAIN/wp-content/uploads/ Path from this S3 Bucket. So we dont have to rewrite the URL of the Attachment.

    We are removing all Files from the Server and the Cofiguration is working.

    Almost ??

    When uploading a Media File to a Page (not a Post!) WordPress generates a actual Upload-Subdir (at the moment /2018/02/ ) but Offload S3 generates a Subdir that corresponds to the Date of the Page. So if the Page was published in December 2017 it is /2017/12/.

    Is there a chance to fix that and make the subdirs equal on WordPress and Offload S3?

    Thanks a lot!
    Carsten

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  • Plugin Contributor ianmjones

    (@ianmjones)

    WP Offload S3 Lite should use the same path on S3 as defined in the ‘file’ element of the Media Library item’s ‘_wp_attachment_metadata’ postmeta record, before falling back to its parent post/page’s publish date.

    Obviously that path can be further suffixed with a numeric folder on S3 if using Object Versioning.

    • This reply was modified 7 years ago by ianmjones.
    Thread Starter partyfrikadelle

    (@partyfrikadelle)

    It should, but it doesn’t on a fresh installation with only Offload S3 installed.

    You are sure it should work? Then i would take a look into the source.

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