In your answer you said that desired path is something like wp-content\uploads\state-name\destination\ where state-name is a taxonomy term and destination is the slug of one destination CPT. Last thing is not clear from your question, but it seems so, let me know if I’m wrong). So, I suggest you this workflow: Add a destination post … Read more
I found this plugin. It provides a pretty good example of how to integrate the new Media UI with the admin, and is very well documented: https://github.com/thomasgriffin/New-Media-Image-Uploader/ Maybe that can help you.
It doesn’t. WP Filesystem API will ask for FTP credentials, but it will do so for each operation. They aren’t stored persistently. They can be stored persistently by hardcoding into wp-config.php, but WP won’t do that itself, it’s a user action. Note that WP only asks for FTP credentials if it cannot modify files without … Read more
This is how I understand the process: The wp_upload_dir() function is the main control room for the upload folder creation process and the wp_mkdir_p() function is the helpful assistant. Everytime wp_upload_dir() is called, it’s actually running a file_exists() check on the current upload folder, through the wp_mkdir_p() function. If the folder doesn’t exists it’s created … Read more
To summarize the discussion in the comments, the answer for the question as it is asked is that it is not possible. The web standards as they are right now do not have a facility to declare a favicon for PDF files, only for the whole domain via the favicon.ico file. You can try to … Read more
Firstly, reverse the order in your conditional. You should use if ( false == $stop ) { … It’s called a “Yoda conditional” and is on the list of best practices for WP code. Secondly, media_sideload_image won’t return a WP error object if things fail. If things fail, it will return the ID of the … Read more
There’s another plugin out there worth checking out: Enable Media Replace This plugin allows you to replace a file in your media library by uploading a new file in its place. No more deleting, renaming and re-uploading files!
You could do this by filtering the meta value for _thumbnail_id. add_filter( ‘update_post_metadata’, ‘generate_featured_image_sizes’, 10, 5 ); add_filter( ‘add_post_metadata’, ‘generate_featured_image_sizes’, 10, 5 ); function generate_featured_image_sizes( $check, $object_id, $meta_key, $meta_value, $unique_or_prev ) { if ( $meta_key == ‘_thumbnail_id’ ) { // regenerate previous featured image thumbs if it exists if ( false !== ( $prev_thumb_id = … Read more
In order to show new image dimension options in the WordPress admin media library you would need to use the image_size_names_choose filter to assign them a name. So the code in your functions.php should look something like this: if ( function_exists( ‘add_image_size’ ) ) { add_image_size( ‘single-post-medium’, 515 ); add_image_size( ‘single-post-small’, 250 ); } add_filter( … Read more
I’d try saving it as a PNG 24 first. If that doesn’t work have a look at these: http://www.akemapa.com/2008/07/10/php-gd-resize-transparent-image-png-gif/ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6382448/png-transparency-resize-with-simpleimage-php-class