It’s a bit of a shot in the dark, but would you like to move up your memory limit? My guess is that your uploader fails on uploading big files with more serious plugins on just because they are using some of the memory too. In some cases “Memory exhausted” message does not appear if … Read more
Thumbnails in WordPress can be generated by using wp_generate_attachment_metadata(), this function fires a filter after generating all the thumbnails wp_generate_attachment_metadata and the filter provides $metadata and $attachment_id to the hooked functions. You can hook your custom function to this filter. $metadata : Attachment metadata. What you need is $metadata[‘sizes’][‘<size-name>’], the <size-name> is the name of … Read more
You’ll want to hook in to the wp_handle_upload_prefilter filter (which I can’t find any documentation on, but seems pretty simple). I’ve tried this out locally, and it seems to work for me: function wpsx_5505_modify_uploaded_file_names($arr) { // Get the parent post ID, if there is one if( isset($_REQUEST[‘post_id’]) ) { $post_id = $_REQUEST[‘post_id’]; } else { … Read more
1) A workaround by extending the WP_Image_Editor_GD class The problem is how to access the image sizes before we change the quality of intermediate jpeg images. Note that the image_resize() function is deprecated. We can use the jpeg_quality filter from the public get_quality method of the abstract WP_Image_Editor class: $quality = apply_filters( ‘jpeg_quality’, $quality, ‘image_resize’ … Read more
After digging around, I ended up with using upload_dir filter. Here is what I tried in functions.php to change uploads to media. Hope it can help someone too 🙂 add_filter(‘upload_dir’, function($uploads) { $custom = []; foreach ($uploads as $key => $value) { if ( false !== strpos($value, ‘/app/uploads’) ) { $custom[$key] = str_replace(‘/app/uploads’, ‘/app/media’, $value); … Read more
Found it while digging around in multisite network admin settings: there is a setting called “Upload file types” (in the database it’s the row with meta_key = “upload_filetypes” in the wp_sitemeta table) which contains a list of allowed filetypes. Adding “ppt” to the list allows them to be uploaded.
It should be ‘media_buttons’ => FALSE. array ( ‘textarea_rows’ => 5, ‘media_buttons’ => FALSE, ‘teeny’ => TRUE, ‘tinymce’ => TRUE ) … creates this editor:
You can try this (untested) modification to the answer you linked to by @something wp post delete $(wp post list –post_type=”attachment” –format=ids –post_parent=0) to delete attachments without parents. To target a given mime type, e.g. image/jpeg try: wp post delete $(wp post list –post_type=”attachment” \ –format=ids –post_parent=0 –post_mime_type=”image/jpeg”) Notes: Remember to backup first before testing! … Read more
Disclaimer Tracking the way to do the same using the post_id Having already answered one question about separating PDF’s from the rest Found disperse questions about this matter Decided to adopt this Q as the venue to publish this. Follow the instructions in the comments, and this code can be adapted to organize the uploads … Read more
You can do all of this using the User Role Editor plugin. I normally tend to avoid answering questions by linking directly to a plugin but in this case, what you need comes in this package.