Add wp_get_attachment_image_src filter

  • If I use wp_get_attachment_image_src() Cloudinary plugin doesn’t replace images correctly.
    Looking at the code I see that no filter is triggered for this function.
    I think you need to include a “wp_get_attachment_image_src” filter.

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  • Plugin Support Wissam @ Cloudinary

    (@wissamcloudinary)

    Hi @simo90 ,

    Would you mind letting me know if the image was synced (green icon in the Media Library in list mode) prior to delivering it?

    Basically, if the asset is not synced a request from the frontend will actually trigger the sync so it might be the reason why the image was first delivered via a local URL and then when the sync got triggered on the frontend and completed, it was a Cloudinary URL.

    If it is not the case, You’re welcome to raise a support ticket with us directly if you’d like us to use examples from your own cloud. To do so, you can fill out the form?at this link.

    Once you open a ticket, please share a system report as explained?here? If you can also add some assets to the system report (cf 2nd video) that would also be helpful.

    Thanks,

    Wissam

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