That’s a bit tricky because WordPress doesn’t offer this functionality out of the box. But a workaround would be to stop WordPress from generating additional image sizes for uploaded images. But it will apply to all image uploads, not just those in the WooCommerce product gallery. If you wanted to try it out, here’s the … Read more
get_post_meta returns on side but it doesn’t return on bottom of admin page
You can try allowing mimes yourself, like this : add_filter(‘upload_mimes’, ‘custom_upload_mimes’); function custom_upload_mimes($existing_mimes) { $existing_mimes[‘rbxlx’] = ‘text/xml’; $existing_mimes[‘rbxlm’] = ‘text/xml’; $existing_mimes[‘rbxl’] = ‘text/xml’; return $existing_mimes; } If this doesn’t help, you need to look outside WP – it’s possible the server itself won’t allow those uploads. Can you access the .htaccess ? If so, you … Read more
What you are trying to do is not something that endpoint is capable of. You can create attachments, you can even rotate and crop the file, but you cannot replace the attached file. When cropping/scaling/rotating an image, a new attachment and ID are created for the newly edited image. However, sending an UPDATE/PUT/POST request to … Read more
How to restrict product access to personal user uploads in WordPress
We have the fallback_intermediate_image_sizes filter within wp_generate_attachment_metadata(): ** * Filters the image sizes generated for non-image mime types. * * @since 4.7.0 * * @param string[] $fallback_sizes An array of image size names. * @param array $metadata Current attachment metadata. */ $fallback_sizes = apply_filters( ‘fallback_intermediate_image_sizes’, $fallback_sizes, $metadata ); where the default sizes are: $fallback_sizes = … Read more
You should use media_handle_sideload. Write your file out to the filesystem then use media_handle_sideload to process it in the same way any other upload is processed. Be sure to cleanup afterwards. See: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/media_handle_sideload/#comment-983 for an example
It’s because you’re logged out and the code does not handle that There is also a major security hole in the code, scroll down to see the details HTTP 400 and a 0 is what admin-ajax.php returns when it cannot find a handler for your AJAX request. Note that if you had used the modern … Read more
You can use this plugin Auto Upload Images
Is it possible to restrict the number of media uploads (photos) per user?