Lol happens uses feathered images so you can upload a pic , use as feathered image you can use this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-user-frontend/ to achieve that make a page called submit or something put the short code the plugin gaves you enable uploading feathered images and thats it or you can go with hard coding use … Read more
Some ideas: You should check your php info, just to verify your upload settings (<?php phpinfo();?>) You could try a single install, to see if you have the same problems as with multisite. You should also try some 3rd party upload script yourself. In /wp-includes/script-loader.php I found these lines: // common bits for both uploaders … Read more
Got it … /wp-content/blogs.dir/<your site id>/files/
It’s Post Meta Box / Custom Field. Try find it in functions files inside the THEME folder.
WordPress doesn’t support this natively, but there are many different plugins out there that you can use for that purpose. Here’s a link to get you started in the right direction.
The file types that you have specified ‘application/msword’, ‘application/vnd.ms-excel’, ‘application/pdf’ are already supported by media uploader. To see the default supported mime file types, call wp_get_mime_types() function. Use upload_mimes filter as shown in following code to make media uploader to accept files types other than the default. Add following code in your themes functions.php file … Read more
I contacted my hosting provider to solve this problem and they claim that my wordpress is generating too many simultaneous connections to server… The only times I’ve seen hosts put limits on the number of MySQL connections is when the host is free or very cheap or incompetent. Is it free hosting? It’s really easiest … Read more
Yes, got the problem. A minute off-track, and it’s wrong! :p On line 80, 87, 93 and 99 in Pastebin Codes, the syntax of media_handle_upload() was wrong. It should be substituted from media_handle_upload($postid,’product_image_1′); to media_handle_upload(‘product_image_1’, $postid); Because the syntax of media_handle_upload() is: media_handle_upload( $file_id, $post_id, $post_data, $overrides ); The $post_id cannot be before $file_id.
You need to make the following changes in php.ini file on your server. upload_max_filesize = 100M post_max_size = 100M If still it’s same then update value of memory_limit.
Right, I’ve managed to solve the problem. Maybe this answer helps other people who encounter the issue again. The problem is inherently in the installation procedure when installing via the package manager in ubuntu. The actual issue was in the database configuration, the installation had set WP_CONTENT_DIR to /srv/www/wp-content/localhost, a directory I did not even … Read more