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Anh Tran 4 months, 3 weeks ago.
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Hello Folks
I have a bit different requirement. We would like to upload files on specific destination like in my root (/downloads) . Currently its uploading on my uploads directory. I want to upload in different folder.
Full Scenario:
We are uploading two files(PDF) for all posts. 1 for public download and 1 for gated like people will fill the form and would be able to download.
so While adding a post we have two file type options for upload the files. now we want to upload the file on ROOT_PATH/downloads and ROOT_PATH/downloads/gated
Please help me with this. Thanks in advance.
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Hi Anh,
Great feature!
I would like to use it in a multisite installation. Is there a way to upload it to an upload folder within that subsite, without hardcoding the sitenumber in the path?
For multisite installation the regualar path is ../wp-contents/uploads/sites/<sitenumber>/<foldername>.
Is it possible to specify as path ../wp-contents/uploads/<foldername>, and that automatically the /sites/ and sitenumber are added?It would make setting up a new subsite so much easier…
Hi,
To avoid the complexity, I avoided using predefined variables for things like site number in multisite network. But you can always do that with a little code, like this:
function prefix_get_site_upload_dir() { return WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/uploads/sites/' . get_current_blog_id() . '/my_uploads/'; }And in the field settings, set:
'upload_dir' => prefix_get_site_upload_dir(),
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