HTML Okay, you’ll of course want to set up an HTML file. I would use this code or something like it: <form action=”upload.php” method=”post” enctype=”multipart/form-data”> Select image to upload: <input type=”file” name=”fileToUpload” id=”fileToUpload”> <input type=”submit” value=”Upload Image” name=”submit”> </form> Of course, you don’t have to use upload.php as your filename, that’s just what w3schools used. … Read more
Part 1: Form Handling Firstly, lets fix your upload form handling. You should never send the user to a dedicated PHP file for processing, wether it’s a form or an upload because: The file then has to bootstrap WordPress to use the WP API, tightly coupling it to your folder structure, and introducing fragility The … Read more
Well I was privileged enough to get the tumbleweed badge for this question. But I found the answer. Easy enough. Custom Upload Dir Plugin. Perfect for the job. Well, almost. With a little tweaking.
You need to use Open Graph meta markup to have this type of sharing on Facebook .There are so many plugins available in the WordPress repository for this. For example: <meta property=”og:url” content=”http://sharing/url” /> <meta property=”og:type” content=”article” /> <meta property=”og:title” content=”Title of the post” /> <meta property=”og:description” content=”Description or excerpt of the post” /> <meta … Read more
This is impossible to do (or at the very least not easy). The way the uploading process works is that first you upload a file to the media library, and only after the file is in the media library you may associate it with a post. The usage of the media library is mandatory if … Read more
as per chat discussion, once you get the attachment ID you can get the url using wp_get_attachment_url($attachment_resume_id) so in your case you have to wp_get_attachment_url($record_s->attachment_resume_id)
Since the file you send is base64 encoded, you will need to decode and save the result into a file at a temp directory. From there it is just a normal server side wordpress image manipulation and insertion of the relevant info into the DB, something that there are many examples for on this site. … Read more
Embarrassing. $(mediaUploader).on(‘select’, function(){ Should be: mediaUploader.on(‘select’, function(){ In case anybody stumbles upon this, $({item}) looks for the item in the DOM, not the variable of the same name in the previous code. Since the select event isn’t firing in the DOM, the callback function isn’t going to fire either.
I found the problem 🙂 Actually this is my friend’s website. I don’t have any idea how he changed the upload dir but I noticed that there is no define( ‘UPLOADS’, ”.’uploads’ ); in his wp-config.php file. I added it and it’s now working perfectly. I hope this helps other people who will facing this … Read more
WordPress v4.4 introduced an additional image size named medium_large which is is 768px wide by default, with no height limit. There is no UI for the medium_large but the size can be changed by updating the options: /** * Updates the medium_large image size. * It’s only necessary to execute this code once. * Ideally … Read more