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Ok, alright I’ll try that..

I might have several different “shopping rooms” but perhaps I can try this out with User Group / User Access Manager plugin…

Regards,
Mike

I got this to work finally! I made a “manual” forced upload of the attachment images…

This is the code I added to the private function copy_attachment( $attachment_data, $post_id) function located in ThreeWP_Broadcast.php near the end just after wp_update_attachment_metadata( $attach_id, $attach_data ) and before the last row return $attach_id:

/*
			Start add by MS
			Upload images to Amazon CDN
		*/

		if ( defined( 'W3TC_LIB_W3_DIR' ) ) {
			require_once W3TC_LIB_W3_DIR . '/Plugin/Cdn.php';
			$w3_plugin_cdn =& w3_instance('W3_Plugin_CdnCommon');
			$upload_info = w3_upload_info();

			$local_file = $upload_dir['path'] . '/' . $attachment_data->filename_base();
			$remote_file = ltrim($upload_dir['path'] . '/' . $attachment_data->filename_base(), '/');

			// Remove "wp-content/blogs.dir/5/" from the image path in remote file
			$remove_prefix_to_path = ltrim($upload_dir['basedir'], '/');
			$remove_prefix_to_path = str_replace ( 'files', '' , $remove_prefix_to_path);
			$remove_prefix_to_path = str_replace ( 'uploads', '' , $remove_prefix_to_path);
			$remote_file = str_replace ( $remove_prefix_to_path, '' , $remote_file);

			$all_image_sizes = get_intermediate_image_sizes();
			if ($w3_plugin_cdn) {

				// Add original size image
				$files = array(
					// local_file1	=> remote_file1,
					$local_file 		=> $remote_file,
					);

				// Add all other sizes of images
				$i = 0;
				$all_files = $attachment_data->file_metadata();
				foreach ($all_image_sizes as $size) {
					$i++;
					//echo '<p>File '.$i.': '.$all_files["sizes"][$size]["file"].'</p>';
					if (count($all_files["sizes"][$size]["file"]) > 0)
						$files[
							str_replace (
								$attachment_data->filename_base() ,
								$all_files["sizes"][$size]["file"] ,
								$local_file )
						] = str_replace (
										$attachment_data->filename_base() ,
										$all_files["sizes"][$size]["file"] ,
										$remote_file );

				}

		    $results = array();
		    $w3_plugin_cdn->upload($files, false, $results);
		    $response = array(
		        'results' => $results
		    );
				/* //DEBUG
				if ($post_id == 1374) {
					echo '<p>response = ';
					print_r($response);
					echo '</p>';

					echo '<p>files = ';
					print_r($files);
					echo '</p>';			

					echo '<p>w3_plugin_cdn = ';
					print_r($w3_plugin_cdn);
					echo '</p>';

				}
				*/
			}
		}
		/*
			End add by MS
		*/

How can I check if the original thumbnail is uploaded to CDN?

Hi there flynsarmy!

This is nearly exactly what I need to do, only I use the w3-total-cache plugin. I described my problem here.

Any ideas how I do the equivalent of $attachment_data->post_custom['amazonS3_info'] in your code above?

Thank you very much for your help!

//Mike

I managed to figure this out…

Basically I created a function which trigger on post save:

add_action('save_post', array(&$this,'save_event'));

function do_the_broadcast($post_id) {
$_POST['post_type'] = 'event';
$_POST['broadcast']['link'] = 'link';
$_POST['broadcast']['taxonomies'] = 'taxonomies';
$_POST['broadcast']['taxonomies_create'] = 'taxonomies_create';
$_POST['broadcast']['custom_fields'] = 'custom_fields';
$broadcast = new ThreeWP_Broadcast();
remove_action('save_post', array(&$this,'save_event'));
..... //Do some updates to the post ....
$broadcast->save_post( $post_id );
add_action('save_post', array(&$this,'save_event'));
}

Could I define which target blogs to broadcast to this way?
E.g. if ($taxonomy == 'x') $_POST['broadcast']['blogs'] = array('blog1', 'blog2', '...'); else $_POST['broadcast']['blogs'] = array('blog3', 'blog4', '...');

That’s great!
Let me know if you’d want some help testing it.
Cheers,
Mike

Ok, the following worked to get the image:

$images = get_option('taxonomy_image_plugin');
echo wp_get_attachment_image( $images[$tax_term_id], 'medium' );

Now I’m gonna figure out a way to update the image in a similar way…

//Mike

Aha, great!
…and the image ID corresponds to the ID in the posts table. So to get the url of the image I execute:

SELECT  ID, guid
FROM  wp_posts
WHERE  ID =  '14536'
AND  post_type =  'attachment'

Ok, I will play around with this.

Thanks!
/Mike

Any hints on this one??

If I am on the archives page and click on the link to page 2 it seems as though that the query information is lost and I am presented the general posts.php template…

In other words, WP seem to forget that I was in the archive view…

Any help is appreciated!

//Mike

I need the above functionality in a plugin which lists sub-taxonomies..

Thank you for help!

//Mike

Any inputs in looping through the categories and outputing the thumbnails.

e.g. something similar to:

foreach ($terms as $s => $term) {
     // Print the term image
     echo $term->name;
}

Chhers,
Mike

Ok, I posted my archives.php and pagination.php into pastebin….

archive.php: https://pastebin.com/9gTbXBTH
pagination.php: https://pastebin.com/fNpdguPe

Thanks really much guys if you would take a look at this!

I really appreciate it…

//Mike

Still 404…

Sorry, something fell off when I pasted into the post…
my archives.php code says $all_posts_in_cat = new WP_Query($args); instead of just WP_Query($args);

Still the “ERROR 404 – NOT FOUND”…

When reading about the WP_Query it’s a bit cryptic:

Pagination Note: You should set get_query_var( ‘page’ ); if you want your query to work with pagination. Since WordPress 3.0.2, you do get_query_var( ‘page’ ) instead of get_query_var( ‘paged’ ). The pagination parameter ‘paged’ for WP_Query() remains the same.

I’ve tried a few options but still get the 404…