Emil Gustafsson

Yes, it definitely helps in site migrations. Thank you!

There’s a setting for the Clean Image Filenames plugin on Settings / Media where you can choose to clean the filenames for all uploaded files. Try that and see if it works.

Hi,

If you create a post or page in WordPress where the middle dot is used in the title, how is that middle dot converted in the post/page slug?

Hi,

The plugin has not been tested with Arabic filenames. The plugin uses the WordPress core function sanitize_title() to translate the filenames into clean filenames. I will try to dig a little deeper and maybe complement this function with some more code that better handles Arabic and other unicode characters.

No worries! Glad to help!

Alright, might be some missing locales on the server or something like that.

The plugin is supposed to translate the filenames into aao not a%cc%8aa%cc%88o%cc%88 or anything like that. It uses a core WordPress function, called sanitize_title(), to do the translation. It’s the same function that translates a post title into the slug.

Are you running your own server or where are you hosting the site?

No, WordPress will upload the file as a new one and rename the filename adding 1 at the end and the Clean Image Filenames plugin takes this into consideration.

What happens if you deactivate the Clean Image Filenames plugin and upload the same file?

We don’t have any plans for a setting like that at the moment, but we’ll consider it for a future version.

Google treats dashes and underscores differently, according to this video by Matt Cutts from 2011. They recommend using dashes in URL’s. If that goes for filenames as well, I don’t know.

Thanks for the review! Glad it works well for you.

I’ve got both of these problem too. It’s mainly a problem in test environments where we have WP DEBUG/error reporting on. Still, it should be fixed.

Awesome, I’m happy to help! Good luck with your sites!
(Please mark this thread, or my last answer, as resolved.)

Did you try changing the following lines in the htaccess from:

RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) trecalt/$2 [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$ trecalt/$2 [L]

to:

RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) $2 [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$ $2 [L]

I don’t know if that will fix it. Otherwise, I’m running out of options… ??
If you trust me I can always log into your FTP and have a look.

No, the multisite settings seems correct.

Do you have all files for the site in the trecalt folder or do you have wp-config.php and index.php outside it?

Another question: Go to network admin, then Sites and then click edit on the main site. Under the settings tab, what does the Siteurl and Home values say?
What does these values say for the second site?