you have the “media_view_strings” filter for this : add_filter(“media_view_strings”, function ($strings, $post) { $strings[“insertMediaTitle”] = “Upload Content”; $strings[“uploadFilesTitle”] = “Upload”; $strings[“mediaLibraryTitle”] = “Your Content”; return $strings; }, 10, 2);
I think, first of all you should move following filter outside the function and then check – add_filter( ‘upload_mimes’, array( ‘JBLAB_Utils’, ‘images_upload_mimes’ ) ); Even if it does not work, try changing the priority of the filter.
You can try adding the input file field once and using then using jQuery to add more fields when clicking add more. Here are the steps Register your setting using register_setting function Create Menu using add_menu_page. This also requires a calback function Add the thickbox and media-upload script using wp_enqueue_script and wp_enqueue_style Use the call … Read more
In order to change upload size limit two options have to be changed in php.ini configuration file – upload_max_filesize and post_max_size. These options cannot be changed at runtime so you will need to have access to php.ini in order to modify them. Example: upload_max_filesize = 20M post_max_size = 22M
Before all of that, I would recommend trying Image Rotation Repair plugin.
In practice there is no simple migration path from platform X to wordpress (or probably to any other platform). The reason is that usually no one moves between platforms without a very good reason, and when it happens there are usually also changes in the design to take advantage of the new platform, therefor you … Read more
I had this problem and it turned out to be a bug with the Extra Product Options plugin. Was fixed by updating the plugin.
opendir operates on directories on a filesystem, not HTTP URIs. While some HTTP URIs return directory listings (the one you are using doesn’t, it is a 404 error), those listings as HTML documents generated by the webserver and are not actual directories. So please change value of $directory variable. For Example: Current value in $directory … Read more
Use something like this function, you need to set condition for if(user==admin) and then if(post-type==’some-post-type’): function wpse_16722_type_upload_dir( $args ) { // Get the current post_id $id = ( isset( $_REQUEST[‘post_id’] ) ? $_REQUEST[‘post_id’] : ” ); if( $id ) { // Set the new path depends on current post_type $newdir=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . get_post_type( $id ); $args[‘path’] … Read more
WordPress has an XML-RPC interface with it’s own API. You authenticate by using a standard username and password. You can use wp.uploadFile to actually send it. See also this StackOverflow question. There is a new API under development.