What I tried was to create a new plugin with hook "attachment_start" and with the simple line exit(). But still, the attachment would show up. I cleared the cache and it still showed up.
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Got it working now.
Strange thing is, it will not exit the script when the thumb and attachment have been cached before?
Is there a better hook for this purpose than attachment_start?
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It is very strange. On my test installation, it would work with 2 pictures, it would not work with another and it would show the path to the other instead of anything else.
I imagine this is a consequence of how your browser handles files. attachment.php sends a series of browser headers, including some which allow the browser to cache the file for a year. Once those headers have been sent, you no longer have control over file delivery because it is being picked up locally and not retransmitted.
08-17-2009, 01:03 PM
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