mattiasf

You successfully fail to describe how this can be done, apart from, in a very abstract way, saying it can be done.

When I then select all images to from the list and click “Krak em all” I don’t have any option to start. The modal that shows up is empty.

Have created an issue here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cant-search-custom-product-attributes/ not sure if this is related to ElasticPress or this plugin.

I just installed it, and search appears to be MUCH faster. However, I cannot seem to search by product attributes any more. Product Category works, but custom attributes doesn’t seem to be included.

Sweet! Thanks ??

Hi Marko, thanks for your fast reply!

That’s just what I need. Do you have any guides on setting up Varnish on a nginx server on ubuntu?

Here is the compatibility test: https://i.imgur.com/2bMCDhl.png
We’re using nginx.

heres the report: https://gtmetrix.com/reports/thejewelleryroom.com/PiTdD4DG

Link appears like this: https://d2e323rcdi21y6.cloudfront.net/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/autoptimize_76e0e2122451992a5f1429cbb1c51381.php

Which is the correct CDN url.

CDN URL is being applied by W3 Total Cache.

Perhaps because it’s a .php file?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by mattiasf.

Hi Marko,

I checked this by opening Incognito browser mode, and the redirect was still being made. Also calling curl -I would instruct to redirect.

Hi @vmarko I just got your reply.

Prior to your answer I already naturally did this. I tried removing all contents of /cache/. I also (of course!) did verify that the URL was correct.

As said, removing db.php, advanced-cache.php and object-cache.php and then activating plugin again solved the issue.

But I’d still like to know why.

Deleting db.php, advanced-cache.php and object-cache.php and then activating plugin again solved the issue.

But what is the proper workaround?

Right – my apologies, I could have told myself that. Thanks ??

This is a workaround I’ve crafted that seems to do the trick. You should implement some feature to accomplish this.

    /**
     * Change to CDN url on local
     */
      
      if(get_stage_environment() == 'local' || get_stage_environment() == 'staging') {
        add_filter('wp_get_attachment_url', function($url, $post_id) {
          $url = str_replace($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], 'YOURCDN.cloudfront.net', $url);
           
          return $url;
        }, 10, 2);

        add_filter('wp_calculate_image_srcset', function($sources, $post_id) {
          foreach($sources as $key => $data) {
            $sources[$key]['url'] = str_replace($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], 'YOURCDN.cloudfront.net', $data['url']);    
          }
          
          return $sources;
        }, 10, 2);
      }

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by mattiasf.

So what do you recommend in terms of having an identical localhost with your production server? Downloading 2GB of images, and throwing theese up to CDN? There must be a simple way…

I am just using CloudFront CDN