path_join() – Function | Developer.WordPress.org

Joins two filesystem paths together.

Description

For example, ‘give me $path relative to $base’. If the $path is absolute, then it the full path is returned.

string The path with the base or absolute path.

function path_join( $base, $path ) {	if ( path_is_absolute( $path ) ) {	return $path;	}	return rtrim( $base, '/' ) . '/' . $path; }

Uses	Description
path_is_absolute()`wp-includes/functions.php`	Tests if a given filesystem path is absolute.

Used by	Description
wp_get_original_image_path()`wp-includes/post.php`	Retrieves the path to an uploaded image file.
wp_get_original_image_url()`wp-includes/post.php`	Retrieves the URL to an original attachment image.
wp_delete_attachment_files()`wp-includes/post.php`	Deletes all files that belong to the given attachment.
_wp_upload_dir()`wp-includes/functions.php`	A non-filtered, non-cached version of wp_upload_dir() that doesn’t check the path.
wp_restore_image()`wp-admin/includes/image-edit.php`	Restores the metadata for a given attachment.
wp_save_image()`wp-admin/includes/image-edit.php`	Saves image to post, along with enqueued changes in `$_REQUEST['history']`.
WP_Filesystem_Base::search_for_folder()`wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-base.php`	Locates a folder on the remote filesystem.
_load_image_to_edit_path()`wp-admin/includes/image.php`	Retrieves the path or URL of an attachment’s attached file.

Version	Description
2.5.0	Introduced.