There isn’t much point to distinguishing admin-ajax.php since it’s essentially same file with same logic running for many many purposes. You are passing action data and hooking into respective action. So action is your identifier. If you are reusing same action and need to further differentiate — just pass more data with your GET/POST request … Read more
That’s the pre-3.5 media interface so I think you must be on 3.4.x? Anyway the first way should work as long as you’re using the browser (non-multifile) upload… try changing add_filter( ‘flash_uploader’, ‘_force_html_uploader’ ); to add_action( ‘pre-html-upload-ui’, ‘_force_html_uploader’ ); and the “js/upload.js” (note the subdirectory – it’s expected to be in a “js” subdirectory of … Read more
yes, the naming convention for resized images is name-{width}x{height}.extension. Is it good enough info to base a regex on? in practice most likely yes, but in theory no. You just can’t know if mark-20×20.jpg was not simply uploaded that way, and even in places where you know that a resized image should be used you … Read more
This depends on two things the image library WP uses the settings of your WP install Image Library: ImageMagick vs GD Since WP 3.5 ImageMagick is the default, but if this isn’t available WP will fall back to GD. ImageMagick generally does have better quality which is why it is preferred. Settings There are some … Read more
I’ve had the same problem and found it was due to the upload file size set for the server (in my case 2mb). There is another setting which escapes me at this point, but is basically a limit on the amount of space that can be used to process uploaded images…which WordPress does when it … Read more
I’ve solved it: var frame = wp.media({ button : { text : ‘Wählen’ }, frame: ‘post’/*, state : ‘insert-image’,//gallery-edit states : [ new insertImage() ], library : { type : ‘image’}*/ });
I’ll give you a partial answer. In your first function you may use ucwords() PHP function: $alttitle = ucwords( str_replace( ‘-‘, ‘ ‘, $alt ) ); Second task is more complicated. I don’t have a ready solution for you but the direction should be to extract attributes and values from HTML (playing with preg_match()), store … Read more
In general your problem is that you check the condition on the front end but not on the backend. You have to check if a user is a allowed to upload a file before moving it to the uploads directory and adding it as an attachment. If the limitation you put are kind of nice … Read more
Use WordPress defult media uploader and get uploaded link in jquery response it is quit easy <label for=”upload_image”> <input id=”upload_image” type=”text” size=”36″ name=”ad_image” value=”http://” /> <input id=”upload_image_button” class=”button” type=”button” value=”Upload Image” /> <br />Enter a URL or upload an image </label> <?php add_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_admin_scripts’); function my_admin_scripts() { if (isset($_GET[‘page’]) && $_GET[‘page’] == ‘my_plugin_page’) { wp_enqueue_media(); … Read more
The renaming to test1.jpg is not due to any cropping / resizing functions WordPress. This is because you already had a file named test.jpg uploaded, and WordPress does not replace files if one exists in the folder that has the same name. If, for some reason you want it to replace files rather than rename … Read more