add-from-server-reloaded
Add From Server Reloaded
Bypass WordPress upload limits and import large files or folders directly from anywhere on your server into the WordPress Media Library.
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Open evidence explorerA plugin update imports images into a new folder instead of their original year/month upload paths, breaking existing links until the user rolls back.
Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams · Wedge: monitor ftp health, updates, cache state, cron jobs, and maintenance exceptionsAn import bug created many empty dated upload folders, but the developer reproduced it, fixed it, and confirmed the folders could be deleted.
Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams · Wedge: monitor ftp health, updates, cache state, cron jobs, and maintenance exceptionsThe plugin documentation points users to the wrong admin menu location, causing setup confusion.
Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams · Wedge: monitor ftp health, updates, cache state, cron jobs, and maintenance exceptionsA protected PDF seemed not to update through WordPress, but the thread showed it was a Cloudflare caching issue solved with a cache-busting URL.
Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams · Wedge: monitor ftp health, updates, cache state, cron jobs, and maintenance exceptionsThe reviewer recommends the plugin as indispensable after damage from repeated image plugin changes in the media library.
Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams · Wedge: monitor ftp health, updates, cache state, cron jobs, and maintenance exceptionsThe reviewer said Add From Server Reloaded saved hours by importing FTP-uploaded media from an older folder and updating links correctly.
Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams · Wedge: monitor ftp health, updates, cache state, cron jobs, and maintenance exceptionsThe reviewer praised the plugin for making FTP-uploaded video files usable in WordPress despite a hosting upload limit.
Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams · Wedge: monitor ftp health, updates, cache state, cron jobs, and maintenance exceptionsCompetitor Context
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7 shown from 7 collectedThe reviewer recommends the plugin as indispensable after damage from repeated image plugin changes in the media library.
Evidence: Indispensable pour ceux qui comme moi ont installé et désinstallé différents plugins imagesThe reviewer praised the plugin for making FTP-uploaded video files usable in WordPress despite a hosting upload limit.
Evidence: Thank you, this has been a great help to me.A plugin update imports images into a new folder instead of their original year/month upload paths, breaking existing links until the user rolls back.
Evidence: Images added are dumped into a ‘add-from-server-reloaded’ directory... This breaks all links!An import bug created many empty dated upload folders, but the developer reproduced it, fixed it, and confirmed the folders could be deleted.
Evidence: basically lots of extra folders – that are all emptyThe reviewer said Add From Server Reloaded saved hours by importing FTP-uploaded media from an older folder and updating links correctly.
Evidence: This extension saved me hours of work and headaches.The plugin documentation points users to the wrong admin menu location, causing setup confusion.
Evidence: your documentation says: Navigate to Media > Add From Server Reloaded but in fact you go to Dashboard > Add From ServerA protected PDF seemed not to update through WordPress, but the thread showed it was a Cloudflare caching issue solved with a cache-busting URL.
Evidence: Bingo! That worked! Thanks!