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Preserve your Setka Editor content after the service shutdown
This is a step-by-step guide on ensuring your content created with Setka Editor is safe in Magento after Setka Editor infrastructure shutdown.
To ensure robust content preservation on Magento after the Setka Editor infrastructure shutdown this guide will do two things:
The official Setka plugin for Magento can be configured in two ways.
All the files are stored on your server by default. But you can change it in the plugin settings. This table represents where the files are stored, depending on settings:
Files | Stored by default | If Setka CDN is enabled |
---|---|---|
HTML code | Your server | Your server |
CSS files of Setka styles and grids | Your server | Setka CDN |
JS files of interactive elements | Your server | Setka CDN |
Images | Magento media folder | Magento media folder |
Setka Editor JS file | Your server | Setka CDN |
Setka Editor module for Magento stores all the data on your server, unless you disable Use Setka Editor files from Local Server in the module settings.
Before you proceed further, check if Setka CDN is enabled in the module settings:
- 1.Go to Admin panel > Stores > Configuration > Content Management > Setka Editor > Editor hosting.
- 2.Scroll down to the Editor files from Local Server dropdown.
- 3.If Editor files from Local Server is set to No — Setka CDN is enabled.
- 4.If Editor files from Local Server is set to Yes — Setka CDN is disabled.
Go to Admin panel > Stores > Configuration > Content Management > Setka Editor > Editor hosting select Yes in the Editor files from Local Server dropdown. This will force the module to pull all the files from your server instead of Setka CDN.
Go to Download Job > Schedule. Wait and reload page until you'll see some recent date in the Last Update field.
- 1.Check if your Setka posts use any assets, stored on Setka CDN:
- 1.Open the browser's developer tools (
CMD+ALT+I
on Mac OS orF12
on Windows). - 2.Switch to the Network tab of developer tools.
- 3.Filter the list а files by
ceditor.setka.io
and reload the page. You will see the list of files loaded from Setka CDN. You will need to back them up:
- 2.Examine the asset's location in the Setka integration data.
- 3.Copy assets from Setka CDN to your own CDN. It is more convenient to copy the whole directory, keeping the paths.
- 4.Replace asset URLs in posts HTML from Setka CDN to your server. Since Setka keeps url structure it's enough to replace the beginning of the URL. For example
https://ceditor.setka.io/clients/fYe3/css/assets/29778/img/icon.svg>
->https://your-domain.name/pub/media/setka_editor/clients/fYe3/css/assets/29778/img/icon.svg
Go to Download Job > Schedule. Wait and reload the page until you'll see some recent dates in the Last Update field.
- 1.Check if your Setka posts use any assets, stored on Setka CDN:
- 1.Open the browser's developer tools (
CMD+ALT+I
on Mac OS orF12
on Windows). - 2.Switch to the Network tab of developer tools.
- 3.Filter the list а files by
ceditor.setka.io
and reload the page. You will see the list of files loaded from Setka CDN. You will need to back them up:
- 2.Examine the asset's location in the Setka integration data.
- 3.Copy assets from Setka CDN to your own CDN. It is more convenient to copy the whole directory.
- 4.Replace asset URLs in posts HTML from Setka CDN to your server. Since Setka keeps url structure it's enough to replace the beginning of the URL. For example
https://ceditor.setka.io/clients/fYe3/css/assets/29778/img/icon.svg>
->https://your-domain.name/pub/media/setka_editor/clients/fYe3/css/assets/29778/img/icon.svg
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