Generally speaking, combining all of the global scripts will boost performance, but so will enqueueing JS selectively – meaning if a script is only used on one CPT or template, you should only enqueue it there. Look into conditionally enqueueing JS in your functions.php. You can target specific sites by blog_id and target specific post … Read more
the method you have described is valid , and technically you can use it without a problem. Other options you have are : 1.Upload via FTP to a “PDF” folder (or whatever name) and MANUALLY link the files. Change the default “upload” folder only for the time you upload the pdf files (this method is … Read more
Frontend image uploading from frontend cant handle hebrew names
Are you really sure you want to do this? What about all of the posts that these “old” attachments are used in? For attachments that are used for things like “featured image”, WP will take of that for you. However, for uses of an attachment in post_content, e.g. <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/258966/img_attachment_url” /> <a href=”pdf_attachment_url”>download PDF</a> you’ll … Read more
When I used your exact code on a local test site I was unable to save the resized image. This is because you’re passing a URL to wp_get_image_editor() instead of a path. You’re also passing a URL to pathinfo(), which also requires a path. $pathinfo = pathinfo( $uploaded[‘url’] ); $image = wp_get_image_editor( $uploaded[‘url’] ); The … Read more
That’s the same media manager. The first image is what you see if you try to put a gallery into your page or post. The second is what you will see if you add a Featured Image, where the gallery tab would not be relevant.
When you use media_handle_upload() to upload a file, it creates the attachment post in the database and return the ID of the attachment, or a WP_Error if the upload failed. This ID of the attachment is used to access uploaded file. See documentation here. and an example here. So path to your CSV file can … Read more
I was searching the internet, and I found out about this strtolower( wp_get_referer() ); So I was able to place simple if statement and test what page called the admin-ajax. if (strpos($referrer, ‘upload.php’) === false) { … }
Updates run for themes and plugins only if there is a registered update server. If you have a custom (child) theme, or a plugin not hosted on wordpress.org and without a custom update mechanism there will be no updates. In all other cases: Yes, you are right, the changes could be overwritten. But this is … Read more
The $post_id argument for media_handle_upload is used to set the column post_parent for attachment post. Posts without any parent have 0 as post parent, not null. So, use 0 as argument and it will work. If you read Codex page linked above it states: … If you don’t want this media attached to a specific … Read more