You cannot restrict users from downloading a file from a path using a wordpress login for various reasons, the most important is that the WP login is handled by PHP while the download is handled via Apache. That said, there is a way to achieve the result of what you’re after. What you need to … Read more
There’s no easy way in version 4.8, as far as I know. Few ideas come to mind, regarding writing plugins to make it easier: Use the media_send_to_editor filter to modify the HTML output for the application/pdf mime type, to include the preview image. This makes it is easier for user to insert pdf preview images, … Read more
This kind of content scraping is frowned on. You’re trying to grab someone else’s content and put it into a transferable format over which they have no control. Yes, your intentions are sincere, but don’t be surprised if several people are hesitant to help. You do have some options, though. Contact the blog author This … Read more
You need to load WordPress before using wp functions, use this just after the <?php tag: require( ‘<<DIR>>/wp-load.php’ ); where <<DIR>> is the path to the main wordpress folder (in your case something like ../../../, add double dots as needed to navigate up the plugins and wp-content hierarchy NOTE: direct linking outside you control zone … Read more
I was half way through writing a long answer explaining why there weren’t any … when I found one. WP Post to PDF is a plugin, updated for WP 3.3.2, that generates PDFs locally and caches them for later.
The preview images for PDF documents are created within wp_generate_attachment_metadata() [src]. The full size preview image will have the -pdf.jpg extension [src]. The preview images info for the PDF document is stored in _wp_attachment_metadata in the post meta table. Here’s an example data for a test.pdf document: Array ( [0] => Array ( [sizes] => … Read more
I’ve got it fixed: I needed to add the wp-load file that contains all the WP-functions include(‘../../../../../wp-load.php’); global $post; $id = $_GET[‘id’]; $content_post = get_post($id); $content = $content_post->post_content; $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $content); $content = str_replace(‘]]>’, ‘]]>’, $content); Now the content loads in the PDF
Create thumbnail on PDF upload with Gravity Forms
Here this is my code which i used in my wordpress site in custom post type for adding the pdf to the post and its work for me try to change its and use it. Hope it will help function add_custom_meta_boxes() { add_meta_box(‘wp_custom_attachment’, ‘Hotel Brochure’, ‘wp_custom_attachment’, ‘hotel_post’, ‘normal’, ‘high’); } add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘add_custom_meta_boxes’); function wp_custom_attachment() { … Read more
To answer your questions: Yes, it is possible. Depends on what you consider to be “too complex”. No, you cannot do anything… For example, WordPress and PHP will not bring your deceased loved ones back.