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  • Plugin Author Katsushi Kawamori

    (@katsushi-kawamori)

    Hi paulotebet,

    I tried using the WP Original Media Path.
    This feature is one that has been deleted since wordpress3.5.
    My plug-in uses the functions wp_upload_dir.
    In WP Original Media Path, if you change the path, the function wp_upload_dir, basedir is to return the value of the wrong directory.
    Why have been deleted since wordpress3.5, I think it is better to carefully use to think.
    At present, Media from FTP does not work correctly when you change the path.

    Thread Starter paulotebet

    (@paulotebet-1)

    Thanks for replying.

    Best regards,

    Paulo Tebet

    Plugin Author Katsushi Kawamori

    (@katsushi-kawamori)

    Hi Paulo Tebet,

    Supported moving uploads folder. Please edit the wp-config.php. Please do not use other methods.

    Plugin Author Katsushi Kawamori

    (@katsushi-kawamori)

    Hi Paulo Tebet,

    Supported moving uploads folder. Please edit the wp-config.php. Please do not use other methods.

    Plugin Author Katsushi Kawamori

    (@katsushi-kawamori)

    Hi Paulo Tebet,

    Supported moving uploads folder. Please edit the wp-config.php. Please do not use other methods.

    Plugin Author Katsushi Kawamori

    (@katsushi-kawamori)

    Hi Paulo Tebet,

    I’m sorry to multiple posts.

    If using the WP Original Media Path.
    Store uploads in this folder – specified in the relative path from WordPress folder
    Full URL path to files – blank

    Thread Starter paulotebet

    (@paulotebet-1)

    Hi Katsushi Kawamori,

    Thanks for the info. I’ve tested your suggested configuration for WP Original Media Path and it does work, but not the way I want.

    Right now I am getting the following URL for my image:

    http://testing.paulotebet.com/midia/imagens/testes/Zeni&Giovana.jpg

    What I would like to have is:

    http://midia.testing.paulotebet.com/imagens/testes/Zeni&Giovana.jpg

    It is important to have media as a subdomain and not a folder under the regular domain. Browser’s limitation of maximum concurrent downloads is based per domain. So having midia as a subdomain would make my pages load faster then if I have midia as a folder on a single domain.

    Regards,

    Paulo Tebet

    Thread Starter paulotebet

    (@paulotebet-1)

    In fact, Media from FTP doesn’t know about my midia subdomain the way the WP Original Path is configured, since full URL path is blank.

    In reality my subdomain is pointing to the folder inside my main domain.

    midia.paulotebet.com –> paulotebet.com/midia

    Do you have any idea how to workaround this situation?

    Looks like I need the Full URL path to include my subdomain, but you need it blank to be able to append your full URL in the images….

    Regards,

    Paulo Tebet

    Plugin Author Katsushi Kawamori

    (@katsushi-kawamori)

    Hi Paulo Tebet,

    You try use the “.htaccess”?

    Thread Starter paulotebet

    (@paulotebet-1)

    No I haven’t. Not sure how would I use the .htaccess to make Media From FTP to use my subdomain in the full URL path for the image.

    Regards,

    Paulo Tebet

    Plugin Author Katsushi Kawamori

    (@katsushi-kawamori)

    Hi Paulo Tebet,

    It is not a problem of “Media from FTP”.
    Please try to search for “.htaccess redirect folder to subdomain” in the search site.

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