I was able to figure it out by looking at the form parameters, which I don’t really like doing since it’s not part of the wordpress api. if anybody has a better idea, please leave a comment. $_REQUEST[‘post_id’] > 0 // it’s being uploaded from a page/post $_REQUEST[‘post_id’] == 0 // it’s being uploaded from … Read more
From examination, it looks like a bug. I can’t think of a good reason it shouldn’t apply those changes. Reported: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/19889 Patch in that ticket fixes the problem. Also, in response to your other question, you can define IMAGE_EDIT_OVERWRITE to true in the wp-config file to make it not create those oddly named files and … Read more
Nothing here is a silver bullet, but here are some suggestions: If you find yourself using your library more than uploading new images, you can make the default tab “Library”: add_filter(‘_upload_iframe_src’, ‘change_default_media_tab’); function change_default_media_tab($uri) { return $uri.’&tab=library’; } If you want the default tab to be the uploader, but you want it to load faster, … Read more
Yes, you can do it programmatically and it probably can be built with some of the Related Questions listed here on the right of the page. But, IMO, this is faster and easier to do with a plugin. Advanced Custom Fields Create an image field and associate it with your Custom Post Type. That results … Read more
The field id has to match in both function so if your field id is foo the when you save you need to look for that id and when you save a checkbox field its smart to remove it if not set so: function image_attachment_fields_to_save($post, $attachment) { if( isset($attachment[‘foo’]) ){ update_post_meta($post[‘ID’], ‘foo’, $attachment[‘foo’]); }else{ delete_post_meta($post[‘ID’], … Read more
Andrew, In the case where your custom post type exists on only one sub-site of your Multi Site installation, you can in your template file in which controls the display and output of your custom post type work with simple conditional functions such as; is_singular(‘post_type_name’); is_user_logged_in(); …and in-fact it might well be as simple as; … Read more
A php.ini in your WordPress directory has no effect if PHP is running as a service, not per CGI or FastCGI. Find the php.ini in your PHP installation path, adjust the values there and restart PHP and your web server. So … until here this was off topic because general PHP questions belong to Stack … Read more
You can have a look on the following plugin for this purpose: WordPress Download Monitor I have found this plugin very useful for uploading/downloading files. This plugin will store files in the web server. This has also built in Download Page function with built in sorting, pagination, search feature and many more.
There’re 2 things you should consider: change send_to_editor inside click callback. This will change this function only when needed, e.g. when uploader is shown. This also prevent unwanted things with global variables. You should always backup the send_to_editor. Here’s my sample code (not tested): jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(‘#upload_image_button_main’).click(function() { var backup = window.send_to_editor; window.send_to_editor = function(html) … Read more
So after trying pretty much all the solutions I found on google, I found the solution to my problem: Its possible that your theme uses some other theme options framework. If this is the case, you need to find the call to media uploader window and remove the post_id from it to fix the issue. … Read more