koki1205
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Thank you. I’ve identified why the folders kept disappearing. This is a huge help.
Regarding the other issues that occurred, they resolved themselves after several attempts and I can no longer reproduce them.
The phenomena that occurred are listed below, but I don’t know how to reproduce them.
1. Plugins would stop working unexpectedly, and after reactivating them, all folders would disappear.
2. All files would appear within every folder.
3. When creating a new folder, an error like “Invalid path” would appear, preventing creation.
Note that even while these issues occurred, folder information remained stored in the database.
Since I can no longer reproduce these issues, I believe further discussion would be pointless. Therefore, I will terminate this support request here.
Thank you very much.
I’m really stuck here.
After reloading the media library just now, the Filebird plugin stopped working on its own.
When I manually reactivated it and opened the media library, all the folders I’d created previously disappeared. Reloading it again caused the plugin to stop working once more.
これは、他のユーザーが作成したサブフォルダがサイドバーで表示されない現象です。
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Cw7XkMugQ7PblTWU-fjH71-l_OhKl6eU/view?usp=drive_link
これは、他のユーザーが作成したサブフォルダがサイドバーに表示されているが、その中に私が配置したフォルダがサイドバーに表示されない現象です。
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_OaerpK606prTerBrgVgMFxxvm4HCHX/view?usp=sharing
常に全ユーザーの全フォルダを共有して表示したいのですが、そのような設定はないのでしょうか?
Thank you very much!!
With this update, has the Modern Image Formats feature started rewriting the picture tag?
In other words, have you enabled the conversion of image files using Modern Image Formats and uploaded all of them to R2 or other services via Advanced Media Offloader, allowing all files to be served based on the browser?
After that, I ran some tests and found a way it works correctly.
I discovered the functionality of the Modern Image Format plugin that generates the picture tag, and when I stopped it, the R2 file URL configured in Advanced Media Offloader started being delivered.
Thank you very much for your long-term support.
I hope to continue using this wonderful plugin.
Currently, I am adding and running only these two plugins within a completely new WordPress site.
The theme is the default theme.
PHP: 8.2.28
WP: 6.8.3
(Apologies, I was unable to determine what AMO refers to.)No, it is not resolved.
The situation remains the same: I cannot use “Advanced Media Offloader” and “Modern Image Format” together.I tested it again, and it worked without any problems.
I am quite sure that dev.media.domain.com is connected to R2.When I tried uploading a zip file with both enabled, it was uploaded only to R2.
(In this environment, I have enabled the “Delete files from server after upload completion” feature of Advanced Media Offloader.)
I previously disabled all plugins except “Advanced Media Offloader” and “Modern Image Format”, and tested with the default theme.
The results were the same as before: avif files were only saved to the server and not uploaded to R2, and the images could not be displayed.
In the Adcanved Media Offloader settings, we are using “media.domain.com”.
(Strictly speaking, we are currently testing in a development environment, so we are using dev.media.domain.com.)
This was set in wp-config.php.
Is “settings” referring to the settings page for the Modern Image Format?
There was no such setting item.
For confirmation, I have now disabled Advanced Media Offloader and enabled only Modern Image Format.
This time, AVIF files are being read and displayed correctly on the page.
I suspect the process flow is something like this:
- Files are uploaded to the media library.
- Advanced Media Offloader uploads the files to R2.
- Modern Image Format generates AVIF files.
When displaying, it seems the functionality of Modern Image Format is executed to display the optimal image file for the browser using the picture tag.
However, the image URL included in the picture tag is not the AVIF file created and placed on the server by the Modern Image Format plugin, nor is it the PNG file stored on R2 by the Advanced Media Offloader plugin. Instead, it’s pointing to the AVIF version of the file stored on R2 by the Advanced Media Offloader plugin, which results in calling a non-existent file.
I apologize if my explanation is unclear, but I hope it conveys the issue.
Yes. Also, all previously uploaded images are displayed without any issues.
I apologize for the lack of clarity.
domain.com is only used with the link I share with you.In reality, I am using the domain of the site I am using, and it was working fine without using “Modern Image Formats”.
Understood.
I am not using any other image optimization plugins.I have changed only the domain to “domain.com”.
[Image URL saved on the server]
wp-content/uploads/2025/11/image-2048×1331-png.avif[Picture tag displayed on the site]

<picture class="wp-picture-12815" style="display: contents;"><source type="image/avif" srcset="https://domain.com/2025/11/2025-11-29-14.47.18-png.avif"><img decoding="async" src="https://domain.com/2025/11/2025-11-29-14.47.18-1024x637.png" data-src="https://domain.com/2025/11/2025-11-29-14.47.18-1024x637.png" alt="" data-luminous="https://domain.com/2025/11/2025-11-29-14.47.18.png"></picture>[Image URL saved in R2]
https://domain.com/2025/11/2025-11-29-14.47.18-768×478.png
(Other sizes are also saved.)Thank you for your message. I immediately tested with the plugin you recommended, but encountered the following issue where images were not displayed:
- AVIF images are created and stored correctly in the uploads folder when uploaded to the media library.
- Files uploaded to R2 are not being converted to AVIF.
- The site is attempting to call AVIF files using R2 file URLs.
I would appreciate it if you could look into this.
Thank you for your assistance.