Image upload error?

There is nothing like answering your own question. After more testing I have found that increasing the PHP memory_limit fixed the issue. Which would all make sense, the larger resolution of the image means more processing to compile the different sizes when uploading and saving the image. I increased it to 96M and problem gone.

How to change the value “uploaded to” in the media library (WordPress 4.0)

You’ll need to do 2 things. First, filter the current media columns. add_filter(‘manage_media_columns’ , ‘newMediaColumnNames’); function newMediaColumnNames( $columns ) { //remove the old column – optional unset( $columns[‘parent’] ); //add a new one to take it’s place $columns[‘new_uploaded_to’] = __(‘New Uploaded To’); return $columns; } I was not able to find a way to edit … Read more

WordPress File URL Path Incorrect

Because you only have one slash instead of two in your URL: http:/eatdrink.ca That double slash ain’t just for looks. 🙂 Go to the hidden options.php page located at /wp-admin/options.php. Check and see what the “upload_url_path” is set to. Make sure it has a double slash there (if it’s empty, that is acceptable as well, … Read more

How to download files to WordPress?

@Amirreza Nasiri – Yes that is possible. I have used following plugin to import large size files into WordPress Media library. Please take a look at this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/add-from-server/ I have no affiliation with plugin. I had used it for one of my client project and just found it as suitable suggestion for this question 🙂

Reattach media after moving to another server

When you use the importer it should prompt whether to download any media/attachments it finds in the posts. If you don’t say yes, they will not be added to your Media database. To my knowledge, even if you do say yes, Featured Images are not included. It’s a very rare instance that I recommend using … Read more

Impossible to index an upload folder with 10k files

Axel, I would recommend getting an SSH connection to your host. This means that you’ll get a command prompt that you can issue commands. Something like this if you have a linux server: … once you have that, simply browse to your directory and gzip/compress the entire uploads directory: tar -zcf mybackup.tar.gz uploads/ Then once … Read more