Roost

danstever

Checks if the WordPress HTTP API is able to be used by making calls using wp_remote_request().
A textfield allows entering URLs. If left blank, the request will use http://google.com.
Returned response contains a success or fail message with details. (Response code, response message, and the used URL are displayed on the screen.)
If the request fails, the error or WP_Error object will also be shown via var_dump() at the bottom of the page, making debug just a little bit easier.

WP Remote Request Check

Checks if the WordPress HTTP API is able to be used by making calls using wp_remote_request().

Chris Lagasse

Big Sea

Do you work with GIT repositories and develop WordPress websites locally? Have you found it time consuming and difficult to develop locally on a large WordPress website that has thousands of images? Does your development site get out of date within months due to active content management on the live site?
Activate this plugin on your local or development environment, and any linked images in the database content (wp-content/uploads folder) will be pulled from the live site URL.

Coral – Remote Images

Save space and download time!  Leave your uploaded images where they're at, in /wp-content, during development on your local.

WP Remote Request Check vs Coral – Remote Images