jacktester

Hi Jordy

We don’t use the YYYY/MM folders, in hindsight this might have been a bad idea as we now have 177,000 files in our uploads folder, but we didn’t anticipate that at the time and somewhat surprisingly it doesn’t appear to be causing any performance issues, as most pages on the website load between 600ms and 1200ms with Chromes browser cache disabled in DevTools.

That said I’m sure it may still be useful for some people who might be in a similar boat, as there are many plugins that store files in sub-folders of the uploads directory.

Would it also however not be possible to scan /uploads excluding sub-folders that don’t have the YYYY/MM naming format. Presumably anything in the WordPress media library would either be in /uploads or in a YYYY/MM directory, anything else would likely be plugin related files? Naturally this would be best in the form a check-box as you say, as it would also be handy to be able to scan for files leftover by removed plugins.

In terms of a regex it would look like this: ^\/uploads(\/([0-9]{4})?\/([0-9]{2}))?$

@maheshmaharjan

I’ve created you an administrator account on our dev site, you should have received an email.

I’ve also set the address on your account so you can checkout, as we use address filtering. The Sage Pay card processing plugin is in test mode the test card details are shown on the checkout page.

If you input those the next page loads an iframe which should connect to Sage Pay’s 3d secure testing page, with To Top off it loads with To Top on it returns a 404.

That seems to be working perfectly.

I hope to be able to bring us up to the latest version of WooCommerce soon, but need to find time to look at possible workarounds for the grouped product issue on the dev site first.

Thanks for responding with a solution so quickly, it’s much appreciated.