The user of the other question mentions .user.ini file, which is the equivalent for PHP of what .htaccess is for Apache, namely a local configuration file. You are looking for limiting the maximum size of a POST request, which is the standard type of requests for sending forms/uploading stuff. The php setting you are looking … Read more
I did a little searching and it looks like maybe you can fix it by appending ?.jpg to the end of the URL. According to this guide that gets around most URL parsers
When you use media_handle_upload() to upload a file, it creates the attachment post in the database and return the ID of the attachment, or a WP_Error if the upload failed. This ID of the attachment is used to access uploaded file. See documentation here. and an example here. So path to your CSV file can … Read more
To get the URL of the uploaded image/attachment, you can use wp_get_attachment_url() (which always returns the full-sized image URL) or wp_get_attachment_image_url() for image attachment: // This is how you should call uploadImageToMediaLibrary(); assign the value to $att_id. $att_id = uploadImageToMediaLibrary($post->ID, $external_url, “custom_alt”); $url = wp_get_attachment_image_url( $att_id, ‘full’ ); // full-sized URL But to set the … Read more
The answer is actually several steps that took me lots of experimentation, but it comes down to the following code that you need to compile using something like webpack and extract out the libraries, etc: // MediaUploadFilter.js import { MediaUpload } from ‘@wordpress/media-utils’ const { addFilter } = window.wp.hooks const replaceMediaUpload = () => MediaUpload … Read more
To allow uploading files which are not in the ‘regular’ list of MIME’s you have to tell WordPress to add them to that list. As an example you find below code which adds those extensions to the already existing MIMES list. Please make a backup first /** * Source: @link https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/upload_mimes/ * */ add_filter( ‘upload_mimes’, … Read more
For upload from external url you should use media_sideload_image function. I assume $posterurl is url of external image, after wp_insert_post add below code in if($movie_id){} block. It will upload image from external url to this post and if you want to set this image as post feature image use set_post_thumbnail otherwiase comment that line. and … Read more
I was searching the internet, and I found out about this strtolower( wp_get_referer() ); So I was able to place simple if statement and test what page called the admin-ajax. if (strpos($referrer, ‘upload.php’) === false) { … }
In case anyone encounters this in the future: after drilling down into the WP source and the database, it turns out that when media files are uploaded, WP still needs to attach them to some post, and for some reason, even though the post_id is 0 in the fuction which processes media uploads, it managed … Read more
WordPress is using Backbone JS for the Media Library. At this time, there doesn’t seem to be much in terms of official documentation. I dug through some source code and this is how I got it working… Disclaimer: This is my first time hacking at BackboneJS, so this could all be totally wrong. Class names … Read more