• Resolved blakemiller

    (@blakemiller)


    I am using Media Cleaner PRO.

    I have an ACF Image field attached to Users (It’s their custom headshot / avatar) but they are always “Not found” in content during a scan.

    Is there a way for Media Cleaner to recognize these images?

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  • Plugin Support Val Meow

    (@valwa)

    Hey @blakemiller! ??

    Thank you for reporting. We will thoroughly investigate the compatibility with ACF to ensure images are detected as in use.

    In the meantime, you can do a preliminary scan and select these images to ignore them, so they won’t be included in the next scans. If these images share a common denominator, you can also use regex filters to ignore them.

    Thank you for your patience and understanding.

    I don’t know if this is helpful, but I’m experiencing the same issue. In our case, it appears that ACF is only returning the image ID, and not the image URL/filename, so when I view the content of the page, I only see field names and IDs, not image URLs.

    This seems to be a common issue with ACF — even if you ask ACF to return the image URL, it only returns the image ID. Here’s an example:

    <!-- wp:acf/pc-custom-block {"name":"acf/pc-custom-block","data":{"field_64540bee28d7f":"1163","field_650da5191c216":"yes","field_64540c5528d80":"full-vh","field_6458ff9771390":"background-center","field_6458ff7b7138f":"0"},"mode":"preview"} /-->

    The first field, where the value is 1163, is the background image for the block; 1163 is the image ID. The block is definitely set to return an image URL for that field, not the image ID. However, ACF seems to be doing the wrong thing.

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