• Resolved Keith

    (@keithkhl)


    I’m test-running broadcasting now. I broadcasted one subsite’s post to two other subsites, and the image URL becomes kinda tricky.

    I use WP Offload Media to link S3 and use cloudfront’s url for images.

    In the broadcasted posts, the image link is complicated. In the post, image links are like https://broadcasted_sub_site.com/sites/blog_id/image_name

    But in the admin editor page, in each image block, I can find https://source_sub_site.com/sites/blog_id/image_name

    I thought, in the background, the image refers to the original path, so I added the same S3 bucket and cloudfront for broadcasted subsites. In my theory, since broadcasted post contains images that refer to the original image path, if combined with original image’s S3 bucket and cloudfront, images will be shown as it is for source post.

    Yet, I cannot see the image.

    Is there any workaround?

    My eventual goal is to create a news portal site that integrates all my news subsites, each of which are connected to different S3 & cloudfront. Similarly, as an alternative, I can have all my news reporters come to the news portal for writing, and let each post be broadcasted to individual newspapers (so each subsite).

    • This topic was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by Keith.
    • This topic was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by Keith.
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