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  • Thread Starter hisu

    (@hisu)

    Hi, Katsushi.
    Sorry, I made a mistake your name.

    Thread Starter hisu

    (@hisu)

    Hi, Katsumi.

    > Removing file extensions is to replace each thumbnail.

    I see, but I think it is not good.

    I tried this:
    * All media items, January 2010, / -> [Filter]
    * Result
    * 1.jpg
    * Select file, set Folder to 2010/01, Move to selected folder -> [Apply]

    Result:

    
    ----
    before (files)
    ----
    date    path
    2010/01 /1.jpg
    2010/01 /1-150x150.jpg
    20xx/xx /11.jpg
    20xx/xx /11-150x150.jpg
    20xx/xx /111.jpg
    20xx/xx /111-150x150.jpg
    
    ----
    before (post contents)
    ----
    /1.jpg
    /1-150x150.jpg
    /11.jpg
    /11-150x150.jpg
    /111.jpg
    /111-150x150.jpg
    
    ----
    after (files)
    ----
    date     path
    2010/01 /2010/01/1.jpg
    2010/01 /2010/01/1-150x150.jpg
    20xx/xx /11.jpg
    20xx/xx /11-150x150.jpg
    20xx/xx /111.jpg
    20xx/xx /111-150x150.jpg
    
    ----
    after (post contents)
    ----
    OK /2010/01/1.jpg
    OK /2010/01/1-150x150.jpg
    NG /2010/01/11.jpg
    NG /2010/01/11-150x150.jpg
    NG /2010/01/111.jpg
    NG /2010/01/111-150x150.jpg
    

    This plugin get filenames of thumbnail by wp_get_attachment_metadata() function, then use those filenames to move thumbnail files.
    So files correctly move.
    I think you can use sama filnames to replace post contents. ($current_thumb_file, $target_thumb_file php vars)
    Then no need to remove extensions for replace post contents.

    Thanks.

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