External image replace

Download the image of the external URL present in the article, register it in the media library, and replace the URL with the media library.
It is useful when importing from another blog.

For example, if the URL of the current blog is https://wiredpunch.com, the result is as follows.

＜img src=”http://example.com/xxxx.jpg” ＞
↓
＜img src=”https://wiredpunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/xxxx.jpg” /＞

It is necessary to set the value of “allow_url_fopen” to true in php.ini of the download destination server.

You can install this plugin directly from your WordPress dashboard:

1. Go to the Plugins menu and click Add New.
2. Search for External image replace.
3. Click Install Now next to the External image replace plugin.
4. Activate the plugin.

1.0.10

• 2018-06-15
• An error in an environment already using smarty has been improved.

1.0.9

• 2018-06-14
• An error in an environment already using smarty has been improved.

1.0.8

• 2018-06-14
• An error in an environment already using smarty has been improved.

1.0.7

• 2018-01-26
• Fixed an error where translation was not applied correctly.

1.0.6

• 2018-01-26
• Fixed an error where translation was not applied correctly.

1.0.5

• 2018-01-26
• When a parameter is attached to the image URL, since the error which failed to download was found, the processing was changed so as to download it after removing the parameter.

1.0.4

• 2018-01-25
• Changed to read translations from GlotPress.

1.0.3

• 2018-01-25
• Changed to read translations from GlotPress.

1.0.2

• 2018-01-24
• We have organized the source code. There is no change in function.

1.0.1

• 2018-01-22
• Fixed an error that excluded domain settings would be hidden when the corresponding image could not be found.

1.0.0

• 2018-01-22
• First release