Untested, but I believe this should work: jQuery(document).ready(function (){ jQuery(“.select-image”).click(function() { var custom_uploader = wp.media({ title: ‘Selecteer een afbeelding’, button: { text: ‘Selecteer’ }, multiple: false }); custom_uploader.on(‘select’, function() { custom_uploader.Jcrop(); }); custom_uploader.open(); }); });
That’s a server permission problem. According to the WP docs: Any file that needs write access from WordPress should be owned or group-owned by the user account used by the WordPress (which may be different than the server account). For example, you may have a user account that lets you FTP files back and forth … Read more
The built-in import mechanism can only fetch file attachments that are accessible over the internet – which will normally not apply to your local WP install. The best option is to dump the whole database and do an MySQL import on the receiving domain. Your image files and other attachments need to be ftp-ed to … Read more
There’s a filter called media_upload_default_tab that you can use to do this. <?php add_filter(‘media_upload_default_tab’, ‘wpse74422_switch_tab’); function wpse74422_switch_tab($tab) { return ‘library’; } You can set the to be whatever — assuming the tab exists. The tab keys themselves are found in the functon media_upload_tabs. <?php /** * Defines the default media upload tabs * * @since … Read more
I was able to duplicate the issue when running WP-CLI version 1.1.0, but the command worked successfully when I updated to the nightly build using: wp cli update –nightly The –image-size parameter was added to wp-cli/media-command on April 13, 2017 after the current stable release of WP-CLI v1.1.0 on February 1, 2017. This feature is … Read more
I was able to cobble something together. I feel like there is a better approach to solving this, but that it might help to share my progress anyway. The main trick came from this answer by @Vladimir Lukyanov. My main concern with this solution is that the unselect event, “selection:unsingle”, is triggered twice. I was … Read more
As Rarst has explained, you can’t really directly edit your database, or you’ll risk killing the serialized data. Your options are thus to: delete the file and re-upload it with its new name (obviously has the downside of having to reinsert it everywhere it was being used), or to use one of the media renaming … Read more
Code based on Custom Sortable Columns add_filter(‘manage_upload_columns’, ‘size_column_register’); function size_column_register($columns) { $columns[‘dimensions’] = ‘Dimensions’; return $columns; } add_action(‘manage_media_custom_column’, ‘size_column_display’, 10, 2); function size_column_display($column_name, $post_id) { if( ‘dimensions’ != $column_name || !wp_attachment_is_image($post_id)) return; list($url, $width, $height) = wp_get_attachment_image_src($post_id, ‘full’); echo esc_html(“{$width}×{$height}”); }
Copy wp-includes/js/mediaelement/wp-mediaelement.js into your theme or plugin and make your modifications there. For example, I added some settings to force the use of native video controls on iOS & Android devices, like so: (function ($) { // add mime-type aliases to MediaElement plugin support mejs.plugins.silverlight[0].types.push(‘video/x-ms-wmv’); mejs.plugins.silverlight[0].types.push(‘audio/x-ms-wma’); $(function () { var settings = { // Put … Read more
you may try to add this to your .htaccess : <FilesMatch “\.(?i:pdf)$”> # Force File Download ForceType application/octet-stream Header set Content-Disposition attachment </FilesMatch>