height=”150″ width=”150 to the img tag, not just the filename. so that’s even more crap to replace.

I’m kinda wishing I had a version that only allowed files from a list like:
.txt
.doc/x
.ppt/x
.xls/x
.pdf
and maybe a few others :/

I don’t think you have to re-generate the image, you just have to update the tags in posts/pages.

For example, I Replaced “version1.png” with “version2.png”, and when a size was selected, the original post contained this originally:

src=”[site]/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/version1-150×150.png”

All that needs to happen is that the above part of the post needs the “version1″ part become “version2″.

i.e.:
src=”[site]/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/version2-150×150.png”

So no new thumbnails need to be generated, we just need to use RegEx to be a little more general in the replace. I’m guessing something like:

replace: [original_file_name_without_extension][optional dash][any number of optional numbers and 'x']“.”[file_extension]
with
[new_file_name_without_extension][optional dash][any number of optional numbers and 'x']“.”[file_extension]

Like I said, I suck at RegEx, but i think that would cover these specified size cases as well. Any thoughts?

Thanks again!

/M;

The problem arises when using the different Photo Sizes wordpress provides.

Consider the following steps:

Upload a photo.
Embed a thumbnail in a post.
Replace the file with the second option.

The post still shows the original file’s thumbnail.

Perhaps this could be corrected by some use of regular expressions when updating the links to the file? I’d love to help, but RegEx is my kryptonite.

Thanks again for the plugin. I hope my finding/poking holes doesn’t suggest I don’t like the plugin. I just have to make sure it’s perfect before we use it on a wider scale! Thanks again! :D