You are going to need: 1. Total Commander (or anything else that allows you to rename massive numbers of files) Probably the best file manager in the world (especially when it comes to handle uploads etc.), it’s not free but the trial version should do the job. Just select all these images (they could be … Read more
Just tested with WordPress 3.4.2 and 3.5.2-beta2. With 317 files, this issue does not comes up (order or maximum number of shown items).
You need to use the filter image_send_to_editor. add_filter(‘image_send_to_editor’, ‘wpse_62869_img_wrapper’, 20, 8); function wpse_62869_img_wrapper( $html, $id, $caption, $title, $align, $url, $size, $alt ) { return $html; } These are the values of a test insert and you can use them to build your own $html response. html | <a href=”http://wp34.dev/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/escritorio.jpg”><img src=”http://wp34.dev/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/escritorio-224×300.jpg” alt=”Alt text for the image” … Read more
DISCLAIMER : Only a MySQL DBA, not WordPress expert You could migrate the database as follows: Very first thing is to locate the my.ini for MySQL. Search all data volumes until you locate my.ini Next, login to MySQL and run SHOW VARIABLES LIKE ‘datadir’; This will tell you what folder MySQL data is stored. For … Read more
Is your post to image association custom? If not attachments should be automatically deleted by Wordpess. If the connection is custom, WordPress provides a delete_post action that fires before and after a post is deleted, it will pass the ID of the post so you can use that to delete all custom content associated with … Read more
I had a very similar problem, on a multisite with 8 blogs (2 of them). In my case I discovered that the the meta_value “_wp_attachment_metadata” of some images were corrupted in the table wp_xx_postmeta. It probably happened due to some plugin, because the last thing I did before this issue was to remove several unused … Read more
To apply the class you need a custom function to do something with the value of your setting. To make sure the selected stays selected use the WP selected() function $form_fields[‘image-type’][‘html’] = “<select name=”attachments[{$post->ID}][profile_image_select]”>”; $form_fields[‘image-type’][‘html’] .= ‘<option ‘.selected(get_post_meta($post->ID, “_profile_image_select”, true), ‘default’,false).’ value=”‘ . $normal_image . ‘”>Normal Image</option>’; $form_fields[‘image-type’][‘html’] .= ‘<option ‘.selected(get_post_meta($post->ID, “_profile_image_select”, true), ‘default’,false).’ value=”‘ … Read more
A viable solution I found was adding the post title to images missing the ALT attribute. Add the following to your functions.php file: function add_alt_tags($content) { global $post; preg_match_all(‘/<img (.*?)\/>/’, $content, $images); if(!is_null($images)) { foreach($images[1] as $index => $value) { if(!preg_match(‘/alt=/’, $value)) { $new_img = str_replace(‘<img’, ‘<img alt=”‘.$post->post_title.'”‘, $images[0][$index]); $content = str_replace($images[0][$index], $new_img, $content); } … Read more
I have the exact same problem. The closest solution I can think of is a little hacky, and it definitely is not great if you will be doing this import often. My solution is to use WP All Import to import new posts for each image, so that each image gets uploaded to your media … Read more
Great question! I’ve been thinking about this myself and your question prompted me to dig into it. There is a filter wp_insert_attachment_data than can be used to fix the slug name for uploaded files. It is called for attachments shortly before the attachment is inserted into the database in post.php. The following sample will append … Read more