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Closing stagnant thread.

Thank you very much! I will get this implemented ASAP. I appreciate the input.

Thank you very much! I will get this code implemented as soon as possible.

Thanks again, webmaster808. Things have gotten busy so I’ve been neglecting these threads for a little while. I apologize for that and thank you very much for responding to these threads.

Thanks for your reply, webmaster808. dhaval.gloob, when I get a chance I’ll try to add a feature that will do as webmaster808 is saying and replace the CDN URLs with the site’s URLs upon uninstall.

Any files uploaded via the WordPress upload function will work. Any files inside the “uploads” directory will also by synchronized the next time someone uploads a file via WordPress’ upload function. Images in your theme will need to be uploaded to the CDN by you and you’ll have to put in the CDN URL yourself.

What type of video files are they?

Resolved.

First off, thank you very much for the positive feedback! If you would, please submit a review of the plugin as that would be very helpful to others to know that it works well.

Unfortunately, the CDN plugin currently only uploads files in the “wp-content/uploads” directory, not in your themes directory, though that may be a nice feature to add in the future.

If you want to CDN your JS file(s), you can upload the JS file to the CDN yourself and hard-code the CDN URL in your theme OR you could upload it via the media uploader (how you upload images) and grab the CDN URL from there and hard-code it into your theme, which would probably be easier.

I’ve released 1.3.0, this should be resolved. If you upload your WP files directly to the CDN, with folder names intact (year/month/filename.ext), you should be able to login to WP, go to the CDN plugin page, slick “Save” and it will cache all of the file names.

I’ve released 1.3.0, this should be resolved. Please start a new thread if not.

I made some big changes to the plugin, and fixed some bugs that I found. It was a pretty big change, so I released it under 1.3.0. Please update and let me know if this resolves the issue.

Also, if you uploaded your files to the CDN and left the folders intact (with year and month), you should be able just login to the backend and click “save” on the main page and it should cache all of the file names from the CDN and you should be good to go! I tested this on a site with approximately 8,500 files and it worked well.

Joel, this should now work. I made some major updates to the code and released 1.3.0. If you upload them to the CDN, with folder names/paths intact, all of your files should sync!

Uploading new files will automatically sync. If anything should happen when you upload new files and a file doesn’t sync, it will just be delivered from the local URL until the next time someone uploads a new file or the “sync” button is clicked in the admin interface.

Perfect! I’m wondering if it’s because I’m using a session variable to store the image cache (currently the cache is an array of the file names stored in a session variable). I will see what I can do to resolve this issue ASAP. Also, if you love the plugin, it would be much appreciated if you would rate it and leave a review! Thanks!