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Your key should only be 12 digits.

I did put a WooCommerce fix in there a while ago for the shop, so that would not stop it. I might think it could be Elementor or Elementor Pro stopping it.

To debug the issue, you need to disable each plugin one at a time and see which one is conflicting. The one that is disabled where the other one now works, let me know.

What browser are you using? It seems to be working. And what plugins may you have installed?

Patched the bug fixes on these to try an account for error conditioning. I’m on PHP 8.2 and not experiencing any problems

You do have to click save after selecting from the first dropdown menu so it can update the information. Then it will grab data from that information on the next reload. By default, your folder is “uploads” but you can change it to wherever your files are.

@robotzoo there was an endpoint that was changed on bunny.net so i’ve updated that in the bunnyapi code. It should load up the pullzones (hostnames) now. No plugin updates needed, just reload the page and click update.

You have found a bug. It seems that when you choose EDGE storage, there is an issue. Working on a patch for this.

Your changes were implemented. There was one thing you proposed that broke the code where the openUMBU div is, so I couldn’t implement it, and I wasn’t exactly sure what you were doing.

The page reload comes to refresh the page data. I hadn’t realized you had changed some CSS so that was updated as well. It should be in the latest version coming soon.

This is a planned feature to be added. Marking this as resolved.

Thanks for pointing out the error and supplying a fix. I applied your patch and sent the update to the SVN repository.

It is something I had tried to work around @bollim . WordPress does not like when plugins have a security bypass on their functions. This is what the results say:

• The URL might be blocked by the WordPress security settings. WordPress has a number of security features that can block certain types of requests, including requests to known malicious websites.
• The URL might be invalid. If the URL is not formatted correctly, wp_safe_remote_get or wp_safe_remote_post will not be able to download it.
• The website might be down. If the website that the URL points to is down, wp_safe_remote_get or wp_safe_remote_post will not be able to download it.
• The website might be using a firewall that blocks WordPress requests. Some websites use firewalls to block requests from bots and other automated scripts. If wp_safe_remote_get or wp_safe_remote_post is being used by a bot, it might be blocked by the firewall.

There may be a way around it, but I probably can’t get it approved in the plugin library itself, because it requires changing the arguments to allow unsafe urls. I will review the rules of plugins and see if I can work it in for a future release.

But there is an argument for reject_unsafe_urls

In the plugin itself, or preferrably a custom functions.php file, you can try adding this.

function turn_off_reject_unsafe_urls($args) {

$args[‘reject_unsafe_urls’] = false;

return $args;

}

add_filter(‘http_request_args’, ‘turn_off_reject_unsafe_urls’);

Are they regular links to jpg or png? Nothing special? The plugin does use a native WordPress function.

I do wish you expressed your concerns in an email before jumping to conclusions and giving the plugin a one-star. There’s nothing to be suspicious about, as your credit card isn’t stored on the website and goes through Stripe. As for the API, you are only charged for what you use. The plugin may work but due to some limitations with Bunny.net, you have to change your Storage Region zone if you aren’t on the default.

It looks something like this:

https://bunnyapi.com/?key=%5BAPIKEY%5D&action=setstorageregion&zone=zone&host=main|ny|la|sg|syd

Although the plugin is slightly out of date currently and we are working to update so it would work no matter what storage region was chosen. It still works if you are in the correct storage region. But you are correct that we are a third-party and not associated with Bunny.net, though we do provide the link in between.

If you need any assistance, we can provide the support. Apologies for the plugin not working for you, but clarifying that we are legit business and do not steal your information.

I do concur… there are some upgrades that need to be done on BunnyAPI.com as Bunny.net is being updated… and there are plans to do the upgrade this year.

Apologies @sterndata … contacting me via email was for debugging purposes only, not asking “for a way to login”.