wp_get_http has been deprecated. Use WP_Http instead
I use a premium plugin (for theme dev.) that has included the WordPress Importer plugin and I get a deprecated notice:
"wp_get_http has been deprecated. Use WP_Http instead"
But the WP_Http send me to this function.
The question is how to use wp_http_supports
in the following code instead of wp_get_http
:
function fetch_remote_file( $url, $post ) {
// extract the file name and extension from the url
$file_name = basename( $url );
// get placeholder file in the upload dir with a unique, sanitized filename
$upload = wp_upload_bits( $file_name, 0, '', $post['upload_date'] );
if ( $upload['error'] )
return new WP_Error( 'upload_dir_error', $upload['error'] );
// fetch the remote url and write it to the placeholder file
$headers = wp_get_http( $url, $upload['file'] );
// request failed
if ( ! $headers ) {
@unlink( $upload['file'] );
return new WP_Error( 'import_file_error', __('Remote server did not respond', 'wordpress-importer') );
}
// make sure the fetch was successful
if ( $headers['response'] != '200' ) {
@unlink( $upload['file'] );
return new WP_Error( 'import_file_error', sprintf( __('Remote server returned error response %1$d %2$s', 'wordpress-importer'), esc_html($headers['response']), get_status_header_desc($headers['response']) ) );
}
$filesize = filesize( $upload['file'] );
if ( isset( $headers['content-length'] ) $filesize != $headers['content-length'] ) {
@unlink( $upload['file'] );
return new WP_Error( 'import_file_error', __('Remote file is incorrect size', 'wordpress-importer') );
}
if ( 0 == $filesize ) {
@unlink( $upload['file'] );
return new WP_Error( 'import_file_error', __('Zero size file downloaded', 'wordpress-importer') );
}
$max_size = (int) $this-max_attachment_size();
if ( ! empty( $max_size ) $filesize $max_size ) {
@unlink( $upload['file'] );
return new WP_Error( 'import_file_error', sprintf(__('Remote file is too large, limit is %s', 'wordpress-importer'), size_format($max_size) ) );
}
// keep track of the old and new urls so we can substitute them later
$this-url_remap[$url] = $upload['url'];
$this-url_remap[$post['guid']] = $upload['url']; // r13735, really needed?
// keep track of the destination if the remote url is redirected somewhere else
if ( isset($headers['x-final-location']) $headers['x-final-location'] != $url )
$this-url_remap[$headers['x-final-location']] = $upload['url'];
return $upload;
}
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.