You could use Google Analytics for WordPress. Here’s an excerpt from their FAQ on how you could set it to track certain file types: How can I track downloads? Check the box for “Track outbound clicks & downloads”, after that, make sure the file types you want to track are listed in the box of … Read more
Built in features The Media Library has major updates with the upcoming version. You can see the changes in the slides by Daryl Koopersmith here. You can read the announcement and discussion on “Make”. Your request for “tags/categories” is already built into 3.5. Note The difference between themes and plugins is pretty easy: Display vs. … Read more
So, this works. I’d be happy to implement and credit improvements! /** * @Script: WordPress Multiple Image Selection in jQuery * @Version: 0.1 * @Author: CK MacLeod * @Author URI: http://ckmacleod.com * @License: GPL3 */ jQuery(document).ready( function( $ ) { var myplugin_media_upload; $(‘#myplugin-change-image’).click(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); // If the uploader object has already been created, reopen … Read more
So, after several attempts… it is a problem (or a feature) of the WPML multilanguage plugin. To start with, I have set up correctly the user permissions, as @WebElaine mentioned. Just in case something was not configures properly. More information on the following articles: Permissions to wp-content folder in Windows Server 2012 https://www.chillies.co.za/news/4421/The-Correct-Permissions-for-WordPress-on-IIS/ https://www.customfitonline.com/news/2013/6/20/solve-wordpress-on-windows-server-problems/ In … Read more
Your files array needs to mimic the $_FILES global so you need to make a dummy page with some file inputs that prints or dumps the contents of $_FILES to see how it is structured. Make a variable that looks like that with your data and pass that wp_handle_sideload(). EDIT: This answer was correct at … Read more
Ok I’ve figured some things out by now: I was not returning the rendered image into anything In the javascript I have a render function media.view.AttachmentsBrowser = media.view.AttachmentsBrowser.extend({ render: function(){ var that = this; if(this.collection){ if(this.collection.models.length > 0){ this.clearImages(); _.each(this.collection.models, function (item){ //old way: that.renderImage(item); //now: this.$el.find(‘#lastli’).before(that.renderImage(item)); }, this); } } } }); Obviously my … Read more
So, this is the only way I’ve found so far and it’s ugly, however WordPress offers no means of modifying this through filters that I can find in core. I present, the hacky “do-it-through-Javascript” method: add_action( ‘load-upload.php’, function(){ $js = <<<JAVASCRIPT jQuery(document).ready(function($){ setTimeout(function() { $(‘.wp-filter .button:last’ ).after($(‘<button class=”button”>Hi</button>’)); }, 1000); }); JAVASCRIPT; add_filter( ‘admin_footer’, function() … Read more
The uploads dir has its own define in wp-config: define( ‘UPLOADS’, WP_CONTENT_URL.’/customuploads’ );
http://codex.wordpress.org/Javascript_Reference/wp It’s a work in progress. Contribute if you can!
You can do what you want by overriding appropriate Backbone view, which is responsible for rendering attachments display settings form. plugin.php add_action( ‘load-post.php’, ‘wpse8170_media_popup_init’ ); add_action( ‘load-post-new.php’, ‘wpse8170_media_popup_init’ ); function wpse8170_media_popup_init() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘wpse8170-media-manager’, plugins_url( ‘/js/media.js’, __FILE__ ), array( ‘media-editor’ ) ); } media.js (function() { var _AttachmentDisplay = wp.media.view.Settings.AttachmentDisplay; wp.media.view.Settings.AttachmentDisplay = _AttachmentDisplay.extend({ render: function() … Read more