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The WP Graphql Cors plugin is working very well for me, however when used with the Cloudinary plugin I can only get access to local image URL's through the WPGraphQL API endpoint. Is this a bug or a setting I need to change inside the plugin?
In the QUERY VARIABLES field just below the field for queries, add the following JSON object: {"uri": "sample-page"}
Click the Execute Query ▶️ button inside the GraphiQL IDE.
Expected behavior
I expect the image slug/URL to point to Cloudinary. However, Instead I get a slug/URL pointing to the WordPress domain.
Further explanation
If I disable the WP Graphql Cors plugin all URLs are pointing to Cloudinary as expected when executing queries to the WPGraphQL endpoint or inside the GraphiQL IDE.
I have tried adding https://res.cloudinary.com/ in the Extend "Access-Control-Allow-Origin” headersettings field onCORS Settings` (I have my frontend domain including protocol on the first line and the Cloudinary domain on the next line) with no luck.
Testing environment
I have tested this locally on localhost but also see the same issue in production.
The WP Graphql Cors plugin is working very well for me, however when used with the Cloudinary plugin I can only get access to local image URL's through the WPGraphQL API endpoint. Is this a bug or a setting I need to change inside the plugin?
This is how it can be replicated:
Install the WPGrapQL WordPress plugin, the WP Graphql Cors plugin and the Cloudinary WordPress plugin.
Make sure the default "Sample Page" is published and add a featured image to the page hosted on Cloudinary.
Right-click the featured image and copy the image URL to make sure it points to a Cloudinary URL.
Go to the: GraphiQL IDE menu point inside WP admin.
Inside the IDE add the following graphQL query:
In the QUERY VARIABLES field just below the field for queries, add the following JSON object:
▶️ button inside the GraphiQL IDE.
{"uri": "sample-page"}
Click the Execute Query
Expected behavior
I expect the image slug/URL to point to Cloudinary. However, Instead I get a slug/URL pointing to the WordPress domain.
Further explanation
If I disable the
WP Graphql Cors
plugin all URLs are pointing to Cloudinary as expected when executing queries to the WPGraphQL endpoint or inside the GraphiQL IDE.I have tried adding
https://res.cloudinary.com/
in the Extend "Access-Control-Allow-Origin” headersettings field on
CORS Settings` (I have my frontend domain including protocol on the first line and the Cloudinary domain on the next line) with no luck.Testing environment
I have tested this locally on localhost but also see the same issue in production.
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