If I’m understanding correctly, each post has a filemaker, and each filemaker has only one photo? The structure is kind of unclear. Anyways, one way is top use media_sideload_image like below. However, media_sideload_image WON’T work with local files (a path on your filesystem), so you need to change your $file[‘url’] to be a valid URL … Read more
add_filter( ‘option_uploads_use_yearmonth_folders’, ‘__return_false’, 100 ); That’s all you need, seriously!
I have a similar problem, and the issue is resolved. Follow the steps: Login to database phpmyadmin. Click on your database and find a table with the name “wp_options” and click on it. Click on Browse at the right top side. Find “upload_path” and click on pencil icon to edit field. Cut the file location … Read more
By default, wp-config.php might not have a closing tag ?> and this is acceptable and by design. The issue may arise from whitespace in some other .php file. In my case, I had whitespace after the closing tag of my functions.php file for my child theme. Once I removed that whitespace, the images are showing … Read more
Use the set_post_thumbnail function. set_post_thumbnail( $post_ID, $thumbnail_id ); Require you use WordPress 3.1.0 or later. You need call this function after you have successfully created your post via wp_insert_post and have a valid $post_ID.
Ok so i’m on wordpress 3.8.1 and i was having this issue and i tried EVERY FIX from every post i could find on this problem of the image upload staying stuck on “crunching” or having it say “image data does not exist” So apparently if the image dimensions (e.g. 1920×1080) are bigger than what … Read more
WordPress has some standard images thumbnail,medium,medium_large,large for which image sizes you can set it under Settings –> Media except medium_large size whose default height set to 768px ( medium_large is available from WP4.4). So when you set 0 to in the media settings it won’t generate thumbnail,medium size,large size images and it didn’t as far … Read more
A few things Use media_handle_sideload so that WordPress moves the files to the right location and validates them for you, creates the attachment post etc, none of this manual stuff Don’t run this once and expect it to do everything. You’re just going to run into the same problem but further into the import. If … Read more
Well, after lots of digging (before and after posting this question), I think I figured it out. As @s_ha_dum suggests, the reason behind the odd directory placement is likely a personal preference of the person who created the Ubuntu “wordpress” package. Perhaps it makes for easier partitioning of permissions, or it makes updates more safe … Read more
I found! this will only change the upload dir when upload in the “rsg_download” CPT add_filter( ‘wp_handle_upload_prefilter’, ‘rsg_pre_upload’ ); function rsg_pre_upload( $file ) { add_filter( ‘upload_dir’, ‘rsg_custom_upload_dir’ ); return $file; } function rsg_custom_upload_dir( $param ) { $id = $_REQUEST[‘post_id’]; $parent = get_post( $id )->post_parent; if( “rsg_download” == get_post_type( $id ) || “rsg_download” == get_post_type( $parent … Read more