Serving large media files from a subdomain instead of /uploads
Serving large media files from a subdomain instead of /uploads
Serving large media files from a subdomain instead of /uploads
After looking for various solutions I have come up with an alternate solution that has solved my issue. I simply removed the /%category%/ base from the permalinks and installed the “No Category Base (WPML)” plugin and WordPress found my category template and is now showing all the posts from the “Show” category as an archive. … Read more
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/advanced-post-privacy/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/show-private/ Either of these would work, depending on how you want to share the posts.
Okay, looks like this is a “feature”.
Powerpress upload a podcast without creating a post for it
Downloaded Microcast iPhone app which let’s you record and post podcasts to twitter and Facebook. No bells and whistles but easy to use Microcast.org
The URL you provided works fine for me: Link This returns the correct feed. you may have had some WordPress caching happening, which prevented the feed from being returned, but it’s working now.
iTunes uses extra tags for author information, category classification, … I believe you can’t add these using WordPress.com. What you can do is pick up your feed using FeedBurner and submit that URL to iTunes instead. FeedBurner has support for podcasts and allows you to fill in the extra iTunes tags.
Just to add to what other have said, beyond changing your php.ini settings, upload size is limited mainly by the browser/connection. There are more reliable browser bases solutions that use java/flash or a combination of tech that allow for uploads reliably up to 100MB. http://www.plupload.com/ http://www.swfupload.org/ http://www.uploadify.com/ http://jumploader.com/
From the research I was doing, and from hearing from Kero in the comments, it would appear that querying for posts with attachments via WP_Query isn’t possible in a concise manner. With that in mind, I changed my podcasting plugin to no longer pull posts with attachments (since that could ultimately be unreliable anyway), and … Read more