How Do I Change the File Permission For Uploaded Files in WordPress?
How Do I Change the File Permission For Uploaded Files in WordPress?
How Do I Change the File Permission For Uploaded Files in WordPress?
Based on my research, you would need to run a query on directly on the database using WPDB. So you would do something like this: Add this in your functions.php file: // retrieves the attachment ID from the file URL function get_image_id($image_url) { global $wpdb; $the_attachment = $wpdb->get_col($wpdb->prepare(“SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE guid=’%s’;”, $image_url )); … Read more
Okay, I found the problem by debugging the query. It was a generic LEFT JOIN added with the posts_join filter that has not alias the $wpdb->postmeta table which finally leads to the error. So the sorting is working now without problems.
Please try this to add HTML: $link = ‘<a href=”mailto:[email protected]”>admin</a>’; sprintf( __( ‘File is too large contact %s.’, ‘my-textdomain’ ), $link ); In this case the placeholder “%s” is replaced with the value of the variable “$link”. And that variable is filled before.
In addition to the bug being reported, you might have some mileage trying the following in your wp-config.php file: define( ‘ALLOW_UNFILTERED_UPLOADS’, true ); If you’d prefer not to edit your wp-config.php file and/or you want more control over exactly which file types can be uploaded to your site, you can use the free WP Extra … Read more
i fixed my problem, the easy solution was to add to the args list just before the register_taxonomy : ‘update_count_callback’ => ‘_update_generic_term_count’,
Optimise wordpress database using SQL after deleting registered images from Media Folder
Assuming your old site is still accessible, I would just go Tools -> Export and create an export file containing your media. In the new WordPress server, import the file and select the option to “Download and import file attachments”. (your old site needs to be public for this to work). This seems to be … Read more
There is no such a solution out of the box, and any files uploaded to WP are publically available to anyone who can access the domain, so you might want to keep that in mind. You’ll need to code a solution, possibly as follows: on post creation, use wp_insert_post to create the require folder. Use … Read more
Media Library Cleanup A Thought Exercise