I figured this out. It’s because the title isn’t part of the attachment metadata technically. The audio attachment itself is stored in the database as a post with a post type of attachement and applicable mime type. To update the title of the audio is to update the post title
You can either make use of get_children or get_posts or even WP_Query to get the the attached image ID’s to the current post You can then use those ID’s to gt the attached image with wp_get_attachment_image() Here is a basic idea that you can use in a widget or sidebar. (CAVEAT: Untested) $args = array( … Read more
Automatically attach image to post if they have the same title
How to import files to individual posts of a custom type
How will you represent the galleries on the new site? Will each gallery be a post with a standard shortcode? If so, you’ll basically only need the url for each image on the old site (plus post heading/text and image descriptions if needed), and you can create a WXR import file to import everything into … Read more
Attachment page gives 404 if user not logged
Considering WordPress Codex, and WordPress Template Hierarchy – attachments stores as post records. Your code is making a loop redirection to the same page. The most reasonable case is: Your $post->post_parent equal to 0. If you’ll make a var_dump(get_permalink($post->post_parent));, youll notice that the output would be the same page url.
Query to only return the 2 newest post attachments (images)?
No, at the point where the wordpress functions are being invoked it is too late to worry about the upload time as the file was already uploaded. If you want to make the file smaller before it is uploaded you will have ti write your own code to do it in JS.
Attachment is just post_parent value of the attachment post object, you can update that via wp_update_post: foreach( $gallery_array as $value ) { $the_post = array( ‘ID’ => $value, ‘post_parent’ => $target_post_id, ); wp_update_post( $the_post ); }