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($_POST[‘gform_submit’])) { // now here comes your javascript } For the JS, set modal-state checked. This way on page load, if the form has … Read more
Extending wp.media.model, query media from different blog on network and refresh view
It’s not a pretty solution but I used the post__in attribute for this once in a custom plugin. Basically you usually define an array of attachment id’s to show in the media library. library: { type: ‘image’, post__in:[23,25,26] // or a javascript variable that contained the array of id’s } My code was originally built … Read more
You can try with this: function remove_media_tabs($strings) { unset($strings[“insertFromUrlTitle”]); unset($strings[“setFeaturedImageTitle”]); unset($strings[“createGalleryTitle”]); unset($strings[“uploadFilesTitle”]); return $strings; } add_filter(‘media_view_strings’,’remove_media_tabs’); This will remove ‘Upload file’ and ‘Insert from URL’ links when you open insert media screen, so user will be able only to select images or whatever that is already in media library. For more things you can do … Read more
As you mention the media uploader dynamically renders the images “on demand” and there doesn’t seem to be an event one can target to add the class. A gross way to do it is to override the wp.media.view.Attachment.Library.className attribute (before the frame is created) to return the extra class if the model id is in … Read more
Show error, when selecting image in WordPress media uploader if params mismatch
You can’t hook it directly as wp.Uploader doesn’t expose it but you can use its init() to hook its internal pluploader instance: add_action( ‘admin_print_footer_scripts’, function () { ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> (function ($) { if (typeof wp.Uploader === ‘function’) { $.extend( wp.Uploader.prototype, { init : function() { // plupload ‘PostInit’ this.uploader.bind(‘BeforeUpload’, function(file) { console.log(‘BeforeUpload file=%o’, file); … Read more
Set post_parent value for the images uploaded by Add Media button into post
In case anyone with a similar issue finds this post, this solution worked for me. Still have some kinks to work out with the specifics of my plugin, but this solution will at least add the sidebar menu to a custom modal.
Suppose you want to open the modal to the create gallery section: var options = { frame: ‘post’, state: ‘gallery’, title: wp.media.view.l10n.createGalleryTitle, multiple: true }; var frame = wp.media.editor.open(null,options) If you want something else, I suggest you search through the core js source to change the Library ID as appropriate for the section you need.