Okay so I figured out what was happening – either the new theme or an unintentional wordpress update, lead to media links being handled differently. My new theme now only needs the URL – no shortcodes or iframes – and it seems to automatically process it to display how it used to display them. Only … Read more
What you are asking is default behaviour for the author role. So you don’t have to do anything. When an author is in the process of inserting somebody else’s media in his post, it looks like he can edit the properties, but this is only true for that current post. If he changes, for instance, … Read more
If I understand your question correctly, you would set a your preferred featured image/thumbnail dimensions either in Settings or, if you have or need a new special image type, by adding it to your functions PHP – something like: add_image_size( ‘product_preview’, 55, 55, true ) ; In order to retroactively crop the old images, pretty … Read more
I am using something similar in my website, to only show media attachements uploaded by other users, if this is an option for you, you can use the code or you can edit it to match your need but the truth is that it gets the user ID in the same way it would get … Read more
I had a very similar issue not so long ago, albeit, my scenario was allowing the user to select images by type of room, color, feature etc.. Using inspiration form this site: Inspiration and a combination of these two plugins, Custom Upload Dir, Media Tags it worked out quite well. I dont think your going … Read more
As WordPress doesn’t show the files you upload into the Upload directory in the Media folder, you can use this plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/add-from-server/. You can mange it from the Dashboard.
My first instinct was to find _acfuploader in ACF code to see how they are doing it. Unfortunately the latest version doesn’t seem to have any occurrences of acfuploader. The second thing I thought of was the wp_get_referer function. You could use it to see where the ajax request came for. Then you could get … Read more
You can do something like this to create your own plugin upload folder in /wp-content/uploads the following code will basically create a custom folder inside uploads called myplugin_uploads and put an empty index.html inside it. Dynamically creating your custom upload folder add_action( ‘init’, ‘create_files’ ); function create_files() { $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir(); $files = array( array( … Read more
$att_ids = explode(‘,’, $_POST[‘jfiler-items-exclude-imgid’])), will return a key=>value array, so you must write your foreach loop to handle keys and values foreach($att_ids as $key=>$att_id){ wp_delete_attachment($att_id); }
Cannot add multiple single images at once