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Hi Sesuraj,

I ran into the same issue, the problem lies here: json-api/models/attachment.php, line 48.
In processing the images, the script assumes the files are stored on the same file system as your wordpress install. Therefore file_exists() fails for remotely stored assets (e.g. in S3), even though wp_get_attachment_image_src already returns the necessary data (line 46).

Quickfix: Simply comment out lines 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 57, 58 in json-api/models/attachment.php

//$filename = ABSPATH . substr($url, strlen($home) + 1);
//if (file_exists($filename)) {
//list($measured_width, $measured_height) = getimagesize($filename);
//if ($measured_width == $width &&
//$measured_height == $height) {
$this->images[$size] = (object) array(
‘url’ => $url,
‘width’ => $width,
‘height’ => $height
);
//}
//}

@fireproofsocks / Plugin Authors:

1) First of all, excellent plugin! ??

2) After upgrading to WP3.8.1, I ran into the same problems described above.
Interestingly though, downgrading CCTM to version v 0.9.7.6 solved the problem for me! The major changes since that version seem to be in the permalink rules (flush removed from global settings?), so perhaps that’s a good place to start.

In short: WP 3.8.1 + CCTM v0.9.7.6 seems to be a workaround.