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Smart Auto Upload Images - Import External Images

开发者 burhandodhy
更新时间 2025年11月1日 22:32
PHP版本: 8.0 及以上
WordPress版本: 6.8
版权: GPL v2 or later
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seo media-library auto-upload external-images import-images

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1.2.1 1.2.0 1.1.0 1.0.0 1.1.1

详情介绍:

Smart Auto Upload Images automatically imports external images from your post content into your WordPress media library. When you save or update a post, the plugin detects any external image URLs, downloads them to your server, and replaces the original URLs with your hosted versions. This improves site performance, ensures image availability, and gives you complete control over your content. Why Auto Upload Images to Your Media Library? When you copy content from external sources or use remote images, you risk broken images when the original source removes them. Hosting images on your own server provides several benefits: How Auto Upload Images Works The plugin runs automatically whenever you save or update a post. Here's the process:
  1. Scans post content for external image URLs (any image not hosted on your domain)
  2. Downloads each external image to a temporary location
  3. Validates image file integrity and format
  4. Uploads valid images to your WordPress media library
  5. Replaces original external URLs with new local URLs
  6. Attaches imported images to your post in the media library
No manual intervention required. Just write your content and let the plugin handle the rest. Key Features Automatic External Image Detection The plugin automatically identifies external images in your post content when you save. It distinguishes between local images (already hosted on your site) and external images that need importing. Smart URL Replacement After importing images, the plugin intelligently replaces all instances of the external URL with your new local URL. This works with images in: Media Library Integration All imported images are added to your WordPress media library with proper metadata. You can: Flexible Domain Exclusions Exclude specific domains from auto-import. Useful for: Custom Post Type Control Choose which post types trigger auto-upload. Enable for: Advanced File Naming Patterns Set custom file naming patterns for imported images using dynamic tags: Example: %post_title%-%filename% becomes my-blog-post-example-image.jpg Custom Alt Text Patterns Define alt text patterns for better SEO: Image Size Constraints Set maximum width and height for imported images to: Featured Image from URL Set a post's featured image using an external URL. The plugin will: How to Import External Images from Posts Step 1: Install and activate Auto Upload Images Step 2: Go to Settings → Auto Upload Images Step 3: Configure your preferences (or use defaults) Step 4: Create or edit any post with external images Step 5: Click Save or Update - images import automatically Step 6: Check your Media Library to see imported images How to Exclude Specific Domains If you want to prevent images from certain domains from being imported: Step 1: Go to Settings → Auto Upload Images Step 2: Find the "Excluded Domains" section Step 3: Enter domains one per line (e.g., cdn.example.com) Step 4: Save settings Step 5: Images from excluded domains will be left as external URLs How to Set Custom File Names for Imported Images Step 1: Navigate to Settings → Auto Upload Images Step 2: Find "File Name Pattern" setting Step 3: Enter your pattern using available tags: Step 5: New imports will use your naming pattern This helps organize your media library and improves SEO with descriptive file names. How to Set Featured Image via URL Using the Post Editor: Step 1: Edit your post Step 2: Find the Featured Image section in the sidebar Step 3: Enter the external image URL in the "Set from URL" field Step 4: The image imports automatically and sets as featured image Integration with Page Builders Auto Upload Images works with popular page builders: Gutenberg Block Editor All images in Gutenberg blocks are automatically detected and imported when you save the post. Classic Editor External images in Classic Editor content are imported on post save. WooCommerce Enable auto-import for Product post type to automatically import external product images. Custom Post Types Configure any custom post type to trigger auto-import functionality. Just ensure Auto Upload Images is active when running imports. Performance and Storage Considerations Server Storage Imported images consume server storage. Monitor your hosting plan's disk space if importing large quantities of images. Import Speed Import time depends on: * Image file sizes * Your server's download speed * Number of images per post * Configured maximum dimensions Optimization Tips Developer Features Filter: smart_aui_validate_image_url Programmatically control which image URLs get imported. php add_filter( 'smart_aui_validate_image_url', function( $is_valid, $url ) { // Skip images from specific paths if ( strpos( $url, '/cdn/avatars/' ) !== false ) { return false; } return $is_valid; }, 10, 2 ); Additional Hooks Check plugin documentation for additional filters and actions to customize behavior. Troubleshooting Images Not Importing Problem: External images remain unchanged after saving post Solutions: Import Errors in Debug Log Problem: Seeing errors in wp-content/debug.log Solutions: Images Upload but URLs Not Replaced Problem: Images added to media library but old URLs remain Solutions: Duplicate Images in Media Library Problem: Same image imported multiple times Solutions: Featured Image Not Setting from URL Problem: Featured image URL not importing Solutions: Maximum Width/Height Not Applied Problem: Images exceed configured dimensions Solutions:

升级注意事项:

1.2.1 Fixed vulnerability.

常见问题:

Does this work with Gutenberg blocks?

Yes, the plugin scans all post content including Gutenberg blocks for external image URLs and imports them automatically.

Will this slow down my post save process?

Image import happens during post save, so very large images or many images may add a few seconds to save time. This is normal behavior for importing external content.

What happens if the external image is removed?

Once imported, the image is hosted on your server, so you retain a copy even if the original source removes it. This is one of the main benefits of auto-importing external images.

Can I exclude specific domains from import?

Yes, use the Excluded Domains setting to specify domains that should be left as external images. This is useful for CDN images or trusted partner sites.

Does this work with WooCommerce products?

Yes, enable the Product post type in settings to auto-import external images in WooCommerce product descriptions.

What image formats are supported?

JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, and WebP images are supported.

Can I bulk import images from existing posts?

The plugin works on post save. To bulk import images from existing posts, you would need to update those posts (a bulk edit action could trigger imports on multiple posts).

Will this import images from RSS feeds?

Yes, if you import posts via RSS, any external images in the imported content will be detected and imported when you save the posts.

Does this affect site performance?

Image import happens server-side during post save. Once imported, images load from your server like any other media file. There's no performance impact on the frontend.

Can I customize imported image file names?

Yes, use file name patterns in settings with dynamic tags like %post_title%, %filename%, %date%, etc. to create descriptive, SEO-friendly file names.

Does this work with WordPress multisite?

Yes, each site in a multisite network can configure its own settings independently.

Can I set alt text for imported images?

Yes, use the alt text pattern setting with available tags to set descriptive alt text automatically for better SEO.

Will this work with page builders like Elementor?

If the page builder saves image URLs in post content, yes. Some builders use custom storage methods that may not be compatible. Test with your specific page builder.

How do I prevent duplicate imports?

Version 1.2.0+ automatically detects and reuses images that already exist in your media library based on the original image URL.

Can I import images from password-protected URLs?

No, images must be publicly accessible for the plugin to download them.

What's the maximum image size I can import?

This is limited by your server's PHP memory limit and your configured maximum dimensions in plugin settings. Most servers can handle images up to 5-10MB.

How do I import images from specific HTML attributes?

The plugin automatically scans standard img tags in post content. For custom implementations, you may need developer customization using available filters.

Can I disable auto-import for specific posts?

Yes, you can exclude specific post types from auto-import in the settings. For individual posts, you would need to temporarily disable the plugin.

Will this work with lazy loading plugins?

Yes, the plugin works independently of lazy loading. It replaces URLs in the HTML, and lazy loading plugins will process the local URLs normally.

How do I troubleshoot failed imports?

Enable WordPress debug logging (WP_DEBUG_LOG) and check the wp-content/debug.log file for specific error messages about failed imports.

更新日志:

1.2.1 - 2025-11-01 Fixed: 1.2.0 - 2025-09-28 Added: 1.1.1 - 2025-09-06 Fixed: 1.1.0 - 2025-09-06 Added: 1.0.0