This might be perfect solution for you: http://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-upload-dir/ With that plugin you can have upload folder structure as you wish: “uploads/$image_type./.$client./.$post_title./” or uploads/category/subcategory/post_title/ Or anything you like, you can combine post title, category, post author, post date and many more in your folder structure.
WordPress resizes the images when you upload them based on the settings in the functions file in your active theme. If you switch themes it might resize everything again leading to the many sizes, butI’m not sure if that is why you have so many strange sizes. This is the wordpress page related to the … Read more
So I finally found a clue. The media article type stores the caption in post_excerpt, description in post_content. I’m not quite sure which field stores the alt text, but I’m quite happy with just storing the caption in post_excerpt.
I guess you copied that code from somewhere. Just from reading through it, I don’t see wppf_gallery_ids set anywhere aside from the init function, which means that it can’t update anything as the check is empty. I see two options: Either update it during selection within the select function, or just push wppf_new_ids into the … Read more
After digging through the media modal code, I came up with the answer to my question: wp.media.controller.Custom = wp.media.controller.State.extend({ initialize: function(){ this.props = new Backbone.Model(); }, // called when the toolbar button is clicked customAction: function( controller ){ // get the value of a media view template form field using // this.props.get(‘key’), where ‘key’ is … Read more
You can inspire from this tutorial here: http://www.sitepoint.com/adding-a-media-button-to-the-content-editor/ For videos you can change the library type to ‘video’: function open_media_window() { var window = wp.media({ title: ‘Insert a media’, library: {type: ‘video’}, multiple: false, button: {text: ‘Insert’} }); } Hope this helps.
Ah, this is silly, but it turns out there was a very obvious reason why media_sideload_image() wasn’t working. My wp-content folder had the wrong the permissions from when I transferred it to my local environment and I wasn’t able to upload anything. Changed the permissions and it’s working fine.
We can add the Featured option as a fake mime-type with: add_filter( ‘media_view_settings’, function( $settings ) { $settings[‘mimeTypes’][‘wpsefeaturedimage’] = ‘Featured’; return $settings; }); It will show up like this: Then we can use the posts_where filter and check for our fake mime type: /** * Filter for featured images in the media library popup */ … Read more
This may be due to a failed network request from the server to youtube. If the server cannot reach YouTube, the embed will show as “failed to embed” in the editor. You can fix the problem by allowing the server to make network requests to youtube. The WordPress Proxy documentation may be helpful, https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_http_proxy/ WordPress … Read more
As per the given url http….url…/author/name?MediaTag=tag1, below code may helpful… if(isset($_GET[‘MediaTag’])) //It will check the value of MediaTag (from address bar after ?) { $tag1 = $_GET[‘MediaTag’]; //Assigning value of MediaTag to the variable if($tag1) //Checking if variable have some value or not { query_posts(‘cat=1&author=” . $post->post_author . “&order=DESC&tag=’ . $tag1 .’&posts_per_page=12′ . ‘&paged=’ . … Read more