I think that you’re saying that you have moved your “uploads” directory up a level such that it now exists within your installation root, alongside /wp-includes, wp-config.php, etc.? If so, you likely need to update the rewrite rules in your webserver configuration. By default, a multisite .htaccess configuration has a rule like RewriteRule ^[_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) $1 … Read more
It’s not an issue with accessing it from another computer: when you think about it all web servers are another computer. The user PHP runs as on the computer hosting the site needs to have write permission to the directory that WordPress is in (and all subdirectories). Exactly how to achieve that depends on a … Read more
Multimedia upload error in my wordpress job board plugin
How to save WordPress post and attachment images from front end using media library?
SFTP File Upload Failure
media_sideload_image only works on localhost and without return id or src
WordPress does not have a built-in hook or function on the PHP side that allows you to directly add a new tab to the Media Library Modal window. To achieve this, you need to use JavaScript to modify the media uploader interface. You can add a custom tab to the WordPress Media Library modal by … Read more
Problem with “is_user_logged_in()” and woocommerce (Code for custom media upload for each author.)
You could create a cron job that gathers all the data and caches the results in a usermeta value for each user. It’d be slow to generate, but that wouldn’t matter because it’d run in the background. The data would then be fast to retrieve on the page where you display the user’s images. The … Read more
The issue with your code is that the testCatalog function is being called on every page load due to its hook into the init action. Since init runs on every WordPress request (both front-end and admin), your function is uploading the image each time a page is loaded. This is why you see the same … Read more