I like to use the following: First I initiate an array of supported mime types: $supportedTypes = array( ‘application/pdf’ ); Next I get my actual uploaded file type: $fileType = $_FILES[‘type’][0] Then I use wp_check_filetype() to get the extension and mimetype: $fileArray = wp_check_filetype( basename( $_FILES[‘name’][0] ) ); Finally I run a conditional to make … Read more
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(Update to answer: 05.27.15) What finally worked is using ABSPATH: $folderPath = “/jobtracking/files/standard/{$projID}”; mkdir(ABSPATH.$folderPath, 0755, true); $filename = basename($_FILES[‘Attach_Files’][‘name’]); $filetype = $_FILES[‘Attach_Files’][‘type’]; $datei = “files/standard/{$projID}/{$filename}”; $target_path = ABSPATH.$folderPath . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . $filename; if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES[‘Attach_Files’][‘tmp_name’], $target_path)) { mysql_query(“INSERT INTO files (files.name, files.project, files.user, files.added, files.datei, files.type, files.folder, files.visible) VALUES(‘{$filename}’, ‘{$projID}’, 5, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(now()), ‘{$datei}’, ‘{$filetype}’, 0, ‘ ‘)”); … Read more
If you want to use the WordPress functions in your process.php file then there is a way for you. simply put these two lines of code at the top of your process.php file $blogheader = explode(“wp-content”,$_SERVER[“SCRIPT_FILENAME”]); include $blogheader[0].”wp-blog-header.php”; Now you can use the WordPress functions in your file and do what you want. Will that … Read more
wp_editor( $content, $editor_id, $settings ); Is useless define the setting’s array if you dont call it 😀
Not sure how you dynamically populate content into WordPress. To get the Edit Image Button the image must be in the Media. Make sure the image has a class=”wp-image-{ID}” where {ID} has to be the right maching id of the image you can find via media content. Or while inserting the image and have a … Read more
First issue is related with ownership of the directory. Second issue is, you will have to make directory within directory so consider using following UNIX command: sudo mkdir -p wp-content/uploads/2014/08 here p flag lets you create directory within directory Third issue is related with the file permissions ( theme-editor.php) use : ls -lah to view … Read more
use these: $imgurl = isset( $values[‘upload_image’] ) ? esc_attr( $values[‘upload_image’][0] ) : ”; <input id=”upload_image” type=”text” size=”36″ name=”upload_image” value=”<?php echo $imgurl; ?>” /> <input id=”upload_image_button” type=”button” value=”Upload Image” /> if( isset( $_POST[‘upload_image’] ) ) update_post_meta( $post_id, ‘upload_image’, wp_kses_data( $_POST[‘upload_image’] ) );
If your theme supports header images, it should be under Appearance > Header. No need to replace the old file, you can simply upload a new one. If this is not the case, you can change the reference to header-new.jpg in the editor, and upload your new header to the same folder via your ftp … Read more