Kajuzi

Thank you very much. This is exactly what I wanted.
Unfortunately, because of some images in some funny locations that are not being uploaded to S3, I can’t use this simple solution

I can’t believe you’ve just chosen to correct my semantics and not given a solution ??
I can’t use wp_update_attachment_metadata() because I’m not uploading these files. They have been uploaded already.
My question still remains: How do I keep the correct uURL in the database and make sure that the remote file path is not converted to a local one when the file is requested

Thank you very much for the help. That article was useful in telling me the reasons behind doing it the way you did. On the site I’m working on, the load time increased by close to 1000% so I’m going ahead with using remote URLs because I’m that desperate. I don’t use private attachments so I guess I’ll be fine

That’s what I have a problem with. I want the URLs to be rewritten in the DB. Is there a way of actually rewriting the image urls? I suspect the filter is significantly slowing down the site.
Is there an action hook that I can target with my own plugin to do this after this plugin has finished moving the file to the S3 bucket?

Turn off object versioning in the plugin settings as shown here:
https://snag.gy/AXdj5k.jpg

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Kajuzi.

Funny when I saw your email I was in the proocess of using your plugin. What are the odds!