the issue was connected to a standard too strict php.ini configuration. to solve this, one has to update php.ini file setting to an higher upload_max_file_size = 2M // something more value.
In addition to the bug being reported, you might have some mileage trying the following in your wp-config.php file: define( ‘ALLOW_UNFILTERED_UPLOADS’, true ); If you’d prefer not to edit your wp-config.php file and/or you want more control over exactly which file types can be uploaded to your site, you can use the free WP Extra … Read more
Put images in the media from url functions
WXR file – Media import failed – how to force import?
There is no such a solution out of the box, and any files uploaded to WP are publically available to anyone who can access the domain, so you might want to keep that in mind. You’ll need to code a solution, possibly as follows: on post creation, use wp_insert_post to create the require folder. Use … Read more
How to get all id_attachment with one loop?
The most basic option I can think of is this add_shortcode(‘bt_featured_image_acf_location’, ‘bt_featured_image_acf_location’); function bt_featured_image_acf_location ($atts) { return get_field(‘location’, get_post_thumbnail_id()); } Change ‘location’ to your acf field name and thats it. get_post_thumbnail_id() will get the current post featured image id. Once you have the ID of the post (images are posts, they are of the post … Read more
MIME type not supporting HEIC support type in WordPress
If you have the attachment ID, you can just use get_the_date(): <?php echo get_the_date( ”, $attachment_id ); ?> If you leave the first argument blank, e.g. ”, then it will use the date format from settings. If you don’t want that, then provide a PHP date format.
unable to write to the database while uploading images