Image upload to acf gallery

I have managed to solve the problem by using pathinfo to retrieve the filename and using this in get_page_by_title instead of attachment_url_to_postid. This can now deal with any suffix being added to the file by wordpress. Thanks for all your help.

Hi @helppawz1

You are right, I completely missed the “-rotated” part, probably because it’s not as common as -scaled.

But the “attachmant_url_to_postid” returns 0 if it cannot find attachment so I think we can benefit from that and just search for “-scaled” and “-rotated” versions of images.

Try replacing this part of the code

foreach ($fields_data as $key=>$single_field) {
			
			if ($single_field['key'] === $acfgal) {
				
				$images = explode( ',', $single_field['value'] );
				
				foreach ($images as $a=>$b) {
					$theimages[$a]=attachment_url_to_postid( trim($b) );
				}
				
				
			
				update_post_meta( $post_id, $acfgal,  $theimages );
				
			}
			
		}

with this:

foreach ($fields_data as $key=>$single_field) {
			
			if ($single_field['key'] === $acfgal) {
				
				$images = explode( ',', $single_field['value'] );
				
				foreach ($images as $a=>$b) {
					
					
					$single_image = trim($b);
					$single_image_ext = '.' . preg_match('/\./', $single_image) ? preg_replace('/^.*\./', '', $single_image) : '';
					
										
					$theimages[$a]=attachment_url_to_postid( $single_image );
					
					if ( $theimages[$a] == 0 ) {
						
						$single_image_scaled = str_ireplace( $single_image_ext, '-scaled'.$single_image_ext, $single_image );			
						$theimages[$a] = attachment_url_to_postid( $single_image_scaled );	
						
					}
					
					if ( $theimages[$a] == 0 ) {
						
						$single_image_rotated = str_ireplace( $single_image_ext, '-rotated'.$single_image_ext, $single_image );	
						$theimages[$a] = attachment_url_to_postid( $single_image_rotated );
						
					}
				}
				
				
			
				update_post_meta( $post_id, $acfgal,  $theimages );
				
			}
			
		}

Best regards,
Adam