开发者 | TIEro |
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更新时间 | 2014年9月10日 16:43 |
捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
PHP版本: | 3.0.1 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 4.0 |
版权: | GPLv2 or later |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
It's working, honest. The problem is that the file search is quite intensive, especially if you have thousands of files in the search path. Kick it off and leave it running... it'll get there eventually. In testing, the plugin ran successfully on sites with over 10,000 files. Patience, grasshopper. :)
This can happen if you have a ridiculous number of files in a directory and a wussy server. You can try running it on individual sub-folders (by entering the path on the options page) but if you have tens of thousands of files in a single folder, you'll probably have to work around it by temporarily shuffling them around.
This can happen if you have a lot of files - you'll get the standard "Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded" error message if your server's php settings are normal. Don't worry. Just hit back and start the process again: it'll whizz through the ones it's done and carry on from where it left off.
Yes. This plugin may not find a duplicate copy of a file in a different folder. For example, if you have a file called "image.jpg" in your media library from 11/2013, the plugin will not add a record for a file called "image.jpg" in the wp-uploads/2013/10 folder. This is because of the ridiculously messy attachments setup for large images which means that multiple attachment records are created, each with multiple metadata records. It didn't seem worth the effort to try to untangle such a mess just to catch a duplicate filename or two.
No. It has no way of knowing which posts they were associated with, if they ever were.
Yes, it is. I would LOVE to hear your comments, see your reviews and listen to what you'd like added or changed. You can do that here on WP.org or at http://www.setupmyvps.com/tiemediahelper.
That will depend very much on how many images you have in your uploads folders. The plugin gives a simple running commentary, so at least you know it's working and can see what it's doing.
You're reading it. The plugin code is also heavily commented to help you find your way. You can visit the plugin homepage at http://setupmyvps.com/tiemediahelper for thoughts and comments