Add this code to your theme’s functions.php file: function add_media_upload_scripts() { if ( is_admin() ) { return; } wp_enqueue_media(); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘add_media_upload_scripts’); This will cause the the media upload files to load on your front end pages. If you would like to load them only on one specific page where they will be needed, you … Read more
the problem is in this line : $attach_id = media_handle_upload( $file_handler, $user_id ); when you use media_handle_upload and provide a second parameter (which in your case you do) the the attachment is associated with a post that has that ID, so basically WordPress thinks your are telling it to save this as an attachment to … Read more
File Upload Permissions
You can either use the Wordrpess Settings API or you can use an options framework. My team built a pretty awesome options framework that’s easy to drop into your theme. It’s called the UpThemes Framework. You can grab a copy of it at github. https://github.com/chriswallace/UpThemes-Framework To install simply drop the admin and theme-options folder into … Read more
Faster Image Insert? Moves built-in Media Manager down in a meta-box, right next to main editing panel, so you have full control of the manager: opens it, makes it collapse or hidden from the interface completely. Best of all, is now you can insert image(s) much faster, and precisely where you want them to be.
Now I have an answer for my own question.I solved this issue by using this code.I add this code just for sharing and helping other as it works for me. <input type=”file” name=”my_file_upload” id=”my_file_upload_id” class=”bg_checkbox” > function register_team_show_case_setting() { //register our settings register_setting(‘my_team_show_case_setting’, ‘my_file_upload’); } add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘register_team_show_case_setting’); Code to upload and save image: require_once( ABSPATH … Read more
I had the same issue, it looks like WordPress isn’t able to determine the correct MIME type for RFA files, so it defaults to: ‘application/CDFV2-unknown’ Changing the MIME type to this fixed it for me. So it would be: add_filter( ‘upload_mimes’, function ( $mime_types ) { $mime_types[‘rfa’] = ‘application/CDFV2-unknown’; return $mime_types; } );
The easiest php solution would be to make a download script. It checks if the user has the right permissions and serves the file to the webclient. Or my preference setup a folder outside your web root and put the files there. Set the file permissions with no anonymous access and let the webserver read … Read more
Untested but I am pretty sure this is the issue: You are trying to attach $uploadedfile to the email. You’ve set $uploadedfile to $_FILES[‘file’]. That is a very temporary file/file location. Once you use wp_handle_upload you want to be using $movefile instead. If you look at the Codex entry for that function you can see … Read more
I guess it is a hosting issue. Contact your hosting company support. If it is in the localhost server then there may have a permission issue …