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Remove .jpg from title and slug

demonboy

Member
I have a workflow whereby I upload an image to dropbox and send it as a new post to wordpress, via Woo to get the image ID. To create both the title of the post and the slug, I am using the name of the image:

title-slug.gif

Is there a way of removing the '.jpg' from this data field, perhaps using regex or something? Any one know the solution?

Thanks for your time.
 

Himesh

Active member
Hello @demonboy ,

Use this

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If you are still not able to solve this on your own feel free to DM me and we can do a free zoom call. FYI I'm not from Pabbly Connect team, just a freelancer who helps other Pabbly users.
 

demonboy

Member
@Himesh - mate, that's perfect, thank you! I appreciate you posting this. I solved the problem in seconds.

For anyone else needing help, I inserted the data field for the image from the previous trigger (Woo), rather than manually writing. This ensures it is dynamic.

split.gif


And then in the next trigger (Wordpress in my case), I took the result from the text splitter, thus:
old.gif
 

Himesh

Active member
@Himesh - mate, that's perfect, thank you! I appreciate you posting this. I solved the problem in seconds.

For anyone else needing help, I inserted the data field for the image from the previous trigger (Woo), rather than manually writing. This ensures it is dynamic.

View attachment 40093

And then in the next trigger (Wordpress in my case), I took the result from the text splitter, thus:
View attachment 40094
Your welcome
 
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