When WordPress is behind https proxy (your load balancer) it doesn’t know that https is enabled. Proxy is working through https (443 port) but communication between proxy and WordPress is through http (80 port). For WordPress traffic is through http, that’s why you get redirect loop from https to http (by WordPress) and again from … Read more
So, to answer my own question: I haven’t found any solution inside wp_insert_post_data. I suspect that the problem is connected to the fact that when wp_insert_post_data is executed the post in question is not yet in the database. And albeit I didn’t manage to find it in taxonomy.php, it is logical to assume that the … Read more
Not sure what plugin you are using to enforce SSL, but I would disable it to prevent conflicts with the possible solution below. To make sure you’ve updated all of your URLs to the HTTPS, do the following: Go and download Interconnect IT’s Database Search & Replace Script here Unzip the file and drop the … Read more
The plugin WP-Mail-SMTP has always worked for me. This is with the Contact Form 7 and many others as it replaces the WP Mail functions directly. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/
If you are running on a dedicated linux server and are comfortable with the command line, you could install s3fs. This is a program that allows you to actually mount your Amazon s3 Bucket as a directory on you server. In the standard multisite environment, media uploads for all sites but the main site are … Read more
You can hook into the output and modify the URL there. add_filter( ‘post_thumbnail_html’, ‘my_post_image_html’, 10, 5 ); function my_post_image_html( $html, $post_id, $post_thumbnail_id, $size, $attr ) { $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir(); $base_url = $upload_dir[‘baseurl’]; // Change the default upload directory to AWS Bucket link $AWSBucket=”http://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket”; $html = str_replace($base_url, $AWSBucket, $html); return $html; } Output the image echo … Read more
The W3 Total Cache plugin changes the URL of various files in /w3-total-cache/lib/W3/Plugin/Cdn.php in the function *ob_callback*. It uses a series of callbacks to modify an output buffer. The code runs like this: w3_total_cache.php calls $root->run(); W3_Root::run calls $plugin->run() for each plugin in $this->_loaded_plugins W3_Plugin_TotalCache::run starts an output buffer which calls W3_Plugin_TotalCache::ob_callback W3_Plugin_TotalCache::ob_callback calls w3tc_do_ob_callbacks() … Read more
You are using Cloudfront in front of S3, so in order to mix in 2 sources of content you need to on your blog.mycompany.com – add rewrites of blog/* -> /* so that your blog can handle blog.mycompany.com/blog/ urls well. add new blog.mycompany.com as an Origin in “Origins and Origin Groups” tab. add new “Behavior” … Read more
The Bad News: The core open source base of WordPress does make quite a few assumptions about being run on a single server (wp-content, user uploads and media library to name a few) The Good News: Pretty much all cloud providers (including Azure) have abstractions that allow you to work around these design limitations. Fundamentally, … Read more
I had this same requirement: my VPS lacked disk space, but I still wanted to manage photos with WordPress. tantan-s3 did not suffice, since a copy of every photo is stored locally. It’s possible to abstract file storage using PHP stream wrappers, but a couple pieces of core WordPress are incompatible. So that’s the short … Read more