Website Rob

You ask a good question and off the top of my head I would say the problem could be related to being with CloudFlare. I do not a CDN and was able to add the link (and others from the same site) in my WordPress no problem.

In situations like this the first question I would ask (of you) is when did you first notice the problem? Next question is can you remember what was done just before that? Also, have you checked any error logs to see what they show–and by any I mean all error logs you know of.

Some troubleshooting tips would be to enter the image URL directly in the Browser. If image shows then the problem would probably be in WordPress. You could also setup a test area which is password protected and install a new WordPress (Softaculous in cPanel makes this easy) and do some testing. If images display and everything works fine, you know for sure you current WordPress is hosed and complete reinstall may be necessary.

Lastly, your .htaccess file may contain some clues and should be checked and if all else fails, discuss with your Hoster providing as much information as possible.

No mention of whether you are also using jQuery Migrate 3.3.x? That is a must and this plugin can do both for you: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/jquery-updater/

I’ve used the plugin with WordPress v5.4 and v5.5 without problems, although your mileage will vary depending on plugins used.

If you are using code supplied by Amazon to pull something into your site and it is not working, then Amazon might be the one to ask about problems. You should verify the code is correct by using it on your computer in an HTML Editor for example or another website, to see if the problem is with your site or Hoster.

Site appears to work at the moment. Guess it took some time for GoDaddy to update your changes.

Also, WordPress cannot affect your SSL Cert as that is handled at the Server level. All WordPress can do with SSL is use it or not use it.

As I was the one working with the OP on this I wanted to update and add that the code above worked as desired. The one difference I made is to use ‘elseif’ as one word instead of two as the one word syntax works in cases where two words would not and is easier to remember. ??

Thanks for the help.

Greetings,

Now using PHP 7.3 and your version 2.1.1

No errors or warnings showing on any pages. Your updates work well — nice going.

What I do see are 972 Notices for “Undefined Offset”.
wp-content/plugins/xtra-settings/xtra.php starting at line #4055 to #4071.

We know these are not necessarily breaking anything and I mention them as they do indicate the coding needs to be tweaked a bit. ??

Plugin itself is working great although I do have a question.

Under the Speed Tab – 7. Memory and PHP Execution
PHP Memory limit (current: 256MB – obviously, does not work) <- I don’t understand the last part

As of right now,
https://fmj.ethosource.com/
is redirecting to
https://www.ethosource.com/ifma/

This does bring up a good point though as with Apache and Sub-domains, one needs to include the Sub-domain dir. name in the Source URL.

Source URL: ^/fmj/
Target URL: https://www.ethosource.com/about/

The above is presuming you have a dir. structure like:
public_html/fmj/

If using Apache this should work:

RedirectMatch gone “/projects*$”

Will 410 redirect anything with next character being a / or ? after ‘example.com/projects’.

Make sure you:
– put it pretty close after RewriteEngine ON in your .htaccess file
– have a 410.shtml page in Document Root (in your public_html dir.) which can be blank or provide some sort of explanation