Eric

@ianbutty I haven’t looked at this in several months, so I don’t know what changes they may have made in the plugin function…but in my code example did you change the $mysiteurl variable to include your actual domain?

I think a negative of just marking all of them as “not broken” is if one really was broken, then it would never get resolved/corrected.

Hi @wpmudevsupport12,

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, the solution to exclude the path to the images from the check won’t work for me, because I am looking specifically for broken images.

I have come up with a solution by modifying the plugin.
In the file //broken-link-checker/core/core.php I added:

$mysiteurl ="//mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/";
 $amazons3url = "//mysitewp.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/";
 $originallink = $link->url;
 $link->url = str_replace($mysiteurl,$amazons3url,$originallink);

Add the above immediately before $link->chck( true ) in the work() function.

Now when I am running the broken link checker, I am getting 404 errors only on the images that are actually broken, as the URLs for the images moved by WP Offload Media are correctly passed to the checker.

I realize that this fix will not survive a plugin update. But in the short term, it seems to do the trick. If you see other issues with this solution, please let me know.

Thanks,
eric

@markzahra This solution worked. Thanks!