• I have been very frustrated with this plugin lately. I am not enough of a developer to know what is wrong now that WordPress has recently done some major updates, as I have not had time to maintain my various WordPress site(s) regularly for about 2 years.

    Due to the fact that I can no longer rely on the features this plugin introduced, I will have to completely redesign upload functionality for several sites.

    I hated the way WordPress automatically (dis)organized my media uploads, so I am now in search of a solution, once again, to keep files organized HOW I WANT THEM, rather than how WordPress vomits them all into a messy pile.

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/relocate-upload/

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  • Plugin Author Tim Berneman

    (@tberneman)

    What version of WordPress are you using and what version of the plugin do you have? What is the error you are getting? I’ve used it fine up to WordPress 3.9.2 and I am testing it with WordPress 4.0 soon to be released.

    For a future release, what specific feature(s) would you like to see?

    Hello, I have lots of problems with the plugin which theoretically was great.

    I also didn’t figure how to fix the issues.

    I think it has maybe only problems on IIS platform.

    On the IIS, on frontend, the plugin outputs links to relocated files as:
    http://domain-name.com/wp-content/uploads/http://domain-name.com/custom-folder(…)

    I made a temporary fix with not working fully str_replace in wp_get_attachment_url_absolute_path_fix.

    The other problem is when I try to delete the media through admin:
    Even if i “Delete Permanently” the files persist on the server…

    Third problem is when I relocate the file through dropdown, I can’t do it once more (the dropdown value as well as a file persists in old location). When trying to move once more I get sometimes an error:
    C:\inetpub\wwwroot\example/wp-content/uploads/C:inetpubwwwrootexample/custom-folder/file.png

    I am quite sure it is caused by the:

    add_filter( 'wp_get_attachment_url', "wp_get_attachment_url_absolute_path_fix");
    function wp_get_attachment_url_absolute_path_fix($url) {
    }

    Can you help me to make the plugin working on IIS?

    Plugin Author Tim Berneman

    (@tberneman)

    I will try to look at this in the next several days. I want to get these issues fixed and more testing on WordPress 4.0 before releasing it.

    I am sure not only me would greatly appreciate this 🙂
    I am looking forward for these fixes 🙂

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