Ok, I found the answer (actually paid a programmer to do it) modify to /* Add the link to the array if there’s an image and if $is_intermediate (4th array value) is true or full size. */ if ( !empty( $image ) && ( true == $image[3] || ‘full’ == $size ) ) $links[] = … Read more
After giving it another look with some fresh eyes, I decided to add a third loop within Loop 2 and not have it working as desired: $media_args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘products’, ‘field’ => ‘term_id’, ‘terms’ => $product_tag ) ) ); // Loop 1 – … Read more
The problem was that the files wasn’t attached to the post. To make it work I re-attached the files (Media Library > Attach). I also removed the & in $attachments =& get_children( array (.
I am not sure what you mean by “redirect” there. attachment.php is meant to be used as theme template file. Loading it directly it won’t be able to access WordPress core properly. In usual WordPress mechanics you can use get_attachment_link() to form URL itself or wp_get_attachment_link() for whole link HTML.
Attachments doesn’t update
Issue on Getting WP Gallery Items In cpt-single.php As Attachments
I’ve struggled with the same thing pretty much always. There’s a plugin called File Un-Attach, and a Unattach and Re-attach Media Attachments. See if they work for you. There’s also 5 year old Trac ticket on this, but it seems to be under conversation still.
File path for attachments outside of wp-content/uploads
Include attachments with a custom taxonomy in search
You need to add the query before the actualy displaying of the div, then you can run your conditional. According to get_posts() it returns an array, so I’m assuming it returns an empty array if posts aren’t found, thus we can check is it’s not ! empty() <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘orderby’ … Read more