You could create a cron job that gathers all the data and caches the results in a usermeta value for each user. It’d be slow to generate, but that wouldn’t matter because it’d run in the background. The data would then be fast to retrieve on the page where you display the user’s images. The … Read more
How to insert information about the size and type of an attachment into page
It appears the problem was that image size variants were being capped by the max_srcset_image_width property that can be raised with the following: add_filter( ‘max_srcset_image_width’, ‘setSrcsetMaximumWidth’, 10, 2 ); function setSrcsetMaximumWidth( $max_srcset_image_width, $sizes_array ) { return 3200; } I was never aware of this before and have no idea why I never ran into this.
There has been a misunderstanding of how page content works here: but this code not modified links in page content. What is wrong with this code? Once the links are saved in the post content you have to reopen the post and resave/reinsert for new code to take effect. Filters only modify the links when … Read more
Try code below. <?php $attachments = array(); array_push($attachments, WP_CONTENT_DIR . ‘/uploads/my-first-attachment.docx’ ); array_push($attachments, WP_CONTENT_DIR . ‘/uploads/my-second-attachment.zip’ ); $to=”[email protected]”; $subject=”Online: multiple attachment demo through wp_mail of wordpress”; $message=”This is testing”; $headers=”From: NAPSWI online <[email protected]>”; get_header(); if( wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments) ) { // the message was sent… echo ‘The test message was sent. Check … Read more
How can I get or the intermediate size of an image with wp_get_attachment_image_src without using post meta?
Although the suggested answer from admcfajn wasn’t the solution to the problem/question, it did lead me to look explore it further. Thanks admcfajn. Assuming you are using either the default intermediate e.g. thumbnail or custom sizes e.g. 320w and would like to include additional sizes such as full, you can use wp_update_attachment_metadata( $attachment_id, $metadata );
I was able to resolve the issue by redirecting the wp_mail() attachment to… $attachment = $upload[‘file’];
If you really want to use PHP, you’d have to do some sort of redirect for URLs to /uploads/ to a handler script. Depending on how many of these situations you have, it may be easier/simpler to create a redirect for each file; could potentially be done on upload, interfacing with a plugin like Redirection.
If you want to change the post thumbnail URL, use the filter wp_get_attachment_url; Try to follow the next code: // NAV: Change the url for thumbnail for post function wpcoder_change_post_thumbnail_url($url, $post_id) { if (strpos($url, ‘img/uploads/’) !== false) { $year = date(‘Y’); // Year folder $month = date(‘m’); // Month folder $url = str_replace(“img/uploads/”, “app/uploads/’.$year.”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”.$month.’/”, $url); … Read more