Description
CDN Enabler is a simple and easy to use WordPress plugin that rewrites URLs, such as those for CSS, JavaScript, and images, to be served by a content delivery network (CDN). This helps improve site performance, reliability, and scalability by offloading the majority of traffic to a CDN.
Features
- Fast and efficient rewrite engine
- Easy cache purging (when a KeyCDN account is connected)
- Include URLs in the rewrite by file extensions
- Exclude URLs in the rewrite by strings
- WordPress multisite network support
- WordPress REST API support
- Works perfectly with Cache Enabler
How does the rewriting work?
CDN Enabler captures page contents and rewrites URLs to be served by the designated CDN.
Documentation
Want to help?
- Want to file a bug, contribute some code, or improve translations? Excellent! Check out our GitHub issues or translations.
Maintainer
Screenshots
CDN Enabler settings page
Reviews
اگست 26, 2021
1 reply
the plugin has been very helpful for my site.
جُون 20, 2021
1 reply
I am impressed, CDN enabler was also able to handle wp-json 100% without any issue. Thanks
پروری 24, 2021
1 reply
Working perfectly in version 2.0.2.
It just changed the link a little bit, but that's okay.
You guys are awesome, thank you very much!
پروری 20, 2021
1 reply
As a software developer myself, I appreciate the work that goes in to making this plugin. It was easy to set up and performs well. When a recent major version update caused problems, attention was given swiftly and the issue was resolved.
If you want an all-in-one CDN solution, purchasing the associated KeyCDN would be a simple and effective choice. The free plugin also works with other CDN providers, we are using AWS CloudFront and this is also working well.
پروری 12, 2021
1 reply
This plugin conflicts with the current version of Divi. It prevents the builder from loading.
پروری 11, 2021
1 reply
At some point in the last 24 hours, the plugin was updated without my knowledge resulting in a broken website. I have not enabled the auto update for this plugin, as I don't any of that I use. I am in the site on a daily basis and manually update things as needed. This is the reason for it. It took me a while to figure out the problem was your update.
You took away the ability to select which directories would be changed to my cdn. And, when I use the hostname, which is an amazon couldfront url, it results in a message:
"Invalid CDN Hostname: assets.aroundfortwayne.com returned a 403 status code."
That issue is resolved by unfortunately deactivating your plugin.
You need to give a warning when drastically changing your plugin like that - especially if you're going to ignore auto update settings.
Very disappointed after using this plugin for years. I have been considering purchasing the paid version, but if this is the way you operate, no thanks.
Contributors & Developers
“CDN Enabler” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
“CDN Enabler” has been translated into 6 locales. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
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Changelog
2.0.6
- WordPress 6.1 compatibility
2.0.5
- Add server input sanitization
2.0.4
- Update configuration validation to include the Site Address (URL) as an HTTP
Referer(#42) - Update URL matcher in rewriter to match URLs that are in escaped JSON format (#41)
- Update CDN hostname validation to trim surrounding whitespace characters (#40)
2.0.3
- Update output buffer handling (#29)
- Fix purge cache request handling (#31)
2.0.2
- Update URL matcher in rewriter (#28)
- Update full URL rewrite (#28)
2.0.1
- Update URL matcher in rewriter (#25)
- Update settings conversion (#26)
- Add
cdn_enabler_exclude_admin,cdn_enabler_contents_before_rewrite, andcdn_enabler_contents_after_rewritefilter hooks (#27) - Fix configuration validation for installations in a subdirectory (#27)
- Remove
cdn_enabler_page_contents_before_rewritefilter hook in favor of replacement (#27)
2.0.0
- Update output buffer timing to start earlier on the
setup_themehook instead of thetemplate_redirecthook (#23) - Update settings (#23)
- Update requirements check (#23)
- Update purge CDN cache handling (#23)
- Add new rewrite engine (#23)
- Add WP-CLI cache purging (#23)
- Add configuration validation (#23)
- Add
cdn_enabler_user_can_purge_cache,cdn_enabler_page_contents_before_rewrite,cdn_enabler_bypass_rewrite,cdn_enabler_site_hostnames, andcdn_enabler_rewrite_relative_urlsfilter hooks (#23) - Fix requirement notices being shown to all users (#23)
- Fix rewriting limitations (#23)
- Deprecate
user_can_clear_cachefilter hook in favor of replacement (#23)
1.0.9
- Rewrite URLs filtering the_content so that rendered HTML in REST API use CDN
1.0.8
- Purge CDN redirects to admin dashboard to avoid error messages
- Better error messages
- Do not display nag notice when KeyCDN API credentials are set
1.0.7
- Minor bug fixes (pass-by-reference)
1.0.6
- Minor bug fixes
- Improved CDN purging
1.0.5
- Multiprotocol CDN rewriting
- Add purging through KeyCDN API
- Don’t rewrite if in admin preview mode
- Rewrite to HTTPS if enabled and client connects through HTTP
1.0.4
- Removed unused code
1.0.3
- Improved exclusions for directories and extensions
1.0.2
- Switched from siteurl to home (e.g. for bedrock support)
1.0.1
- First major release
- Fixed warnings
0.0.1
- First release