The better title for this would be: How to use the WordPress media uploader to upload images into settings page. 1- Add the necessary scripts to show the media uploader: add_action(‘admin_footer’, function() { /* if possible try not to queue this all over the admin by adding your settings GET page val into next if( … Read more
Take a look at the wpcf7_before_send_mail hook CF7 provides. add_action(“wpcf7_before_send_mail”, “wpcf7_do_something_else_with_the_data”); function wpcf7_do_something_else_with_the_data(&$wpcf7_data) { // Everything you should need is in this variable var_dump($wpcf7_data); // I can skip sending the mail if I want to… $wpcf7_data->skip_mail = true; }
Actually you can, and here’s how to do it: This code hides all posts and media that do not belong to the currently logged in author (you can change it to apply to other user roles). It also fixes the post and media count on the filter bars (e.g. All | Images | Videos | … Read more
There’s a bug in WordPress 4.7-4.7.3 related to validating MIME types, so the code provided by Dave Romsey won’t work. There’s a plugin in the repo that will bypass MIME checks, but it disables the checks for all users and all extensions. I think a better way would be to add a new capability for … Read more
I am not sure is this what you are looking for. This code will “lock” uploads to show only “Uploaded to this post” in media panel add_action( ‘admin_footer-post-new.php’, ‘firmasite_mediapanel_lock_uploaded’ ); add_action( ‘admin_footer-post.php’, ‘firmasite_mediapanel_lock_uploaded’ ); function firmasite_mediapanel_lock_uploaded() { ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).on(“DOMNodeInserted”, function(){ // Lock uploads to “Uploaded to this post” jQuery(‘select.attachment-filters [value=”uploaded”]’).attr( ‘selected’, true ).parent().trigger(‘change’); … Read more
A simple answer is that you can remove 2 unused sizes by enter 0 for their width or height. For example, you need only the small thumbnail 150×150 and full-sized image, so enter 0 for width and height of Medium and Large sizez.
Here is a action that works on my site: add_filter(‘upload_mimes’, ‘custom_upload_mimes’); function custom_upload_mimes ( $existing_mimes=array() ) { // add your extension to the mimes array as below $existing_mimes[‘zip’] = ‘application/zip’; $existing_mimes[‘gz’] = ‘application/x-gzip’; return $existing_mimes; }
I guess from the question you are asking, is there a way to code the image url that is better than typing in the whole url? This is what I do, to ensure that if the domain name ever changes…(which they do in my work because I always build the sites on a project domain … Read more
The WordPress default media management system is pretty good and far better than what you want. However, you can use the Advanced Custom Fields to add image upload boxes in your post editor page. Once the image is uploaded, you can display it in the editor using a shortcode [acf field=”{$field_name}”]. Check out ACF Documentation … Read more
Might wanna look at https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_upload_dir/ In definition there is a hook upload_dir, you can use that to change path. Haven’t tried or tested it, but you can give it a try.