Ignore sizes which = false

It appears all of media files have a weird meta quirk where they contain

$meta['sizes']['600x999999'] = false

Because of the way you check for a file to exist it actually looks like the file exists.

$meta_old_filename = $meta['sizes'][$size]['file'];
					$meta_old_filepath = trailingslashit( $directory ) . $meta_old_filename;

if ( $force_rename || ( file_exists( $meta_old_filepath ) && ( ( !file_exists( $meta_new_filepath ) )  // returns true since the directory is there

This ends up adding a size with a filename, but no width or height and throws notices all over the place. I modified your plugin to look like the following

// plugins/media-file-renamer/media-file-renamer.php:898
foreach ( $meta['sizes'] as $size => $meta_size ) {
    if (!isset($meta['sizes'][$size]['file'])) {
        continue;
    }

• This topic was modified 7 years ago by isleshocky77.