You can simply set all unused image size attributes to 0 to stop WordPress generating them. Whilst this only applies for default image sizes, you can use filters to remove them. In general, WP stores all those sizes to generate images for in the global $_wp_additional_image_sizes. The following plugin uses a filter to remove sizes … Read more
Haven’t tested it, but this should work: // check for file upload size // { if( !current_user_can( ‘administrator’) ) add_filter( ‘wp_handle_upload_prefilter’, ‘mdu_validate_image_size’ ); } add_filter(‘wp_handle_upload_prefilter’,’mdu_validate_image_size’); function mdu_validate_image_size( $file ) { if ( mime_content_type($file) == ‘application/zip’ ) { mdu_validate_zip_image_size($file); return $file; } $image = getimagesize($file[‘tmp_name’]); $minimum = array( ‘width’ => ‘800’, ‘height’ => ‘450’ ); $maximum … Read more
Unfortunately wp_handle_upload_prefilter hook does not recognize an attachment ID yet. It’s too early and runs the pre-sanitized file name (before moving the attachment and storing it as a post) The Logic What you can do is use that hook wp_handle_upload_prefilter but instead, store a transient with a short life that contains the pre-sanitized file name. … Read more
Personally, the first thing I would do after matching the attributes is to create an associative array of: array( ‘attribute_name’ => ‘attribute_value’ ) It will make it easier to get the attribute directly than having to search the array and I think overall it will make the code more direct. Since we know that index … Read more
WordPress has a function solely designed for this purpose. the attachment_url_to_postid() allows you to retrieve an attachment’s ID from it’s URL, which then you can use to get the post’s ID later. If you want to do it by writing a MySQL query, i would however prefer to suggest searching the file’s name in meta_value … Read more
A few weeks ago I added a feature similar to Magic Fields. Here’s the github project. The most important thing is in this file: js/custom_fields/media_image.js
I had a client ask for that and it took a little while to get it but its simple: function change_mce_path_options( $init ) { $init[‘relative_urls’] = true; $init[‘document_base_url’] = get_bloginfo(‘url’); return $init; } add_filter(‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘change_mce_path_options’);
There’s a lot going on here. First off, you should store the repeater field image as an ID (that probably requires changing how the subfield’s setting and possibly re-uploading some of your images) and then use all the WordPress Core API functions to handle it. (You’ll probably cross paths with wp_get_attachment_image_src.) That gets rid of … Read more
WordPress’ media handling strikes me as scattered and inconsistent. I say that only to say that I can’t promise this will work in all cases. However, I think I’d use the add_attachment hook from wp_insert_attachment. You will get a post ID, so you will have to … retrieve the image src with wp_get_attachment_imge_src, probably, retrieve … Read more
If I’m not totally mistaken, the code you have given on your update won’t work, because the file/mime type pdf isn’t supported by the WP_image_editor class called by wp_get_image_editor(). Creating a thumbnail from a uploaded pdf file can be achieved though. Below code gives you a insight in a possibility how to do it, I … Read more