Mirror image folder structure to destination site

Hi @pietpompies,

To set custom upload folders for the images, you’d need to write custom code that uses our ‘wp_all_import_single_image_uploads_dir’ hook. Here is an example snippet that you can modify as per your needs:

add_filter( 'wp_all_import_single_image_uploads_dir', 'my_test_uploadsdir', 10, 6 );

function my_test_uploadsdir( $uploads, $image, $articleData, $current_xml_node, $import_id, $post_id ) {
	$img_path_data = parse_url( $image );
	$img_path = trim( str_replace( basename( $img_path_data['path'] ), '', $img_path_data['path'] ), '/' );
	
	$uploads['path'] = preg_replace( '/wp-content.*/', $img_path, $uploads['path'] );

	if ( ! is_dir( $uploads['path'] ) ) {
		wp_mkdir_p( $uploads['path'] );
	}
	
	return $uploads;
}

Thanks Guys, that looks like it could work.
The only thing is, it appears like it is still looking in the /wp-content folder. Is that correct?

Preferably, it would be better if it was looking at the ‘UPLOADS’ value instead, config – Advance options , as the uploads are not in the WP directory itself.

Did you perhaps have the correct syntax to use instead of '/wp-content.*/' in order for the function to look at the variable value instead?

Thanks!