I found this answer, it can be done like this: const state = this.state(); const selection = state.get( ‘selection’ ); selection.add({ url: ‘http://www2.cnrs.fr/sites/communique/image/mona_unvarnish_web_image.jpg’ }); Where this is an instance of wp.media.view.MediaFrame.Select Hope it helps someone!
Set a minimum and maximum limit of images to select in the MediaUpload component for Block
One idea for the shortcode version, would be to add the custom class via the the native shortcode: then you could add it to your custom wrapper with: add_filter( ’embed_oembed_html’, function ( $html, $url, $attr, $post_ID) { return sprintf( ‘<figure class=”video-container %s”>%s</figure>’, isset( $attr[‘class’] ) ? esc_attr( $attr[‘class’] ) : ”, $html ); }, 10, … Read more
I’ve solved it: var frame = wp.media({ button : { text : ‘Wählen’ }, frame: ‘post’/*, state : ‘insert-image’,//gallery-edit states : [ new insertImage() ], library : { type : ‘image’}*/ });
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I’m unaware of any hooks that tap in in the pop up, but there might be. If not, you could use some jQuery to put your message on the pop-up when Add Media is clicked. I was able to with the following: add_action(‘admin_head’,’myplugin_add_media_popup_notice’); function myplugin_add_media_popup_notice() { ?> <script> jQuery(window).load(function() { // the MEDIA buttons you … Read more
First, make sure that your javascript files are loading correctly. Open Developer Tools while on the page (you can right click and select Inspect). Under the Elements tab, do a search for your javascript files, to make sure they are being enqueued on the page. Also check the Console tab for any javascript errors. Is … Read more
I’m an idiot. The reason the media uploader was not working, was because the post type I was using this on only had the title field set up in post type support. As such wp_enqueue_media() was not included as it normally would have been if the editor was included in post type supports. To fix … Read more
A combination of PHP and JS will do it. Have your page listen for the presence of gform_submit which Gravity Forms includes as a hidden field on all forms by default. if(!empty($_POST[‘gform_submit’])) { // now here comes your javascript } For the JS, set modal-state checked. This way on page load, if the form has … Read more
Extending wp.media.model, query media from different blog on network and refresh view