You can move the files and use the Search & Replace plugin to easily change all occurrences of /uploads/2023/06 in your posts to /uploads/2023/06/21. Note: before using the plugin, I recommend you to make a backup from your database.
I was able to resolve the issue by redirecting the wp_mail() attachment to… $attachment = $upload[‘file’];
Did you set your database collation to utf8_general_ci? If not, the Unicode characters might not work.
The @ini_set() option is upload_max_filesize, not upload_max_size. See the full list on PHP.net.
Check this out, it might be helpful I am also looking for a good solution https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/400352/220907 How to hide media uploads by other users in the Media menu?
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I’m not aware of any tools doing this, but in WordPress a page or post is basically just a row within the [prefix]_posts database table. In your case I would just create a PHP file to contain all the codes you need: Read the HTML file’s contents. Process the data to have a title and … Read more