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Hello @acf-support,
This function is still alive and works fine.
You wrote:
“Maybe you can copy the files to the new location, get the URL to the new location and then delete the attachment by using the wp_delete_attachment() function?”
“Maybe you can copy the files to the new location”
-> this works fine.
“get the URL to the new location”
-> I have the url.
“and then delete the attachment by using the wp_delete_attachment() function”
-> I wanted to do so when nothing works. I create so but a lot IDs in wp_posts. I was looking for a better solution.
I wanted to do this with a filter for “save_post”. I delete first the attachment from the media library and then i overwrite the attachment_id with the url of to the new location. Right?
excuse my bad English.
Greetings
Skrabbel
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