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How to remove media by filename?

Missing a temporary folder not fixed

You need to add that line to your wp-config.php. Double check that you put it in the right place. You need to set the permissions on that directory you created so that WordPress can write to it. This is dependent on how your hosting works and what program you’re using, but you should try setting … Read more

Modify Maximum upload file size text in WordPress Media

Remove files unrelated to WordPress from uploads

I don’t know whether there is a better WP-CLI way or not, but you could write a simple script that recursively crawls your uploads directory (or it’s subdirectories) and than check the absolute paths (URLs) of those files and compare them against guid column in wp_posts table. If your file is not there, WordPress doesn’t … Read more

media file uploading

jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $(‘#txt_image’).click (function(e){ e.preventDefault(); var image = wp.media({ title:”Upload Image”, multiple:false }).open().on(“select”, function(e){ var uploaded_image = image.state().get(“selection”).first(); var image_data = uploaded_image.toJSON(); jQuery(“#getImage”).attr(“src”, image_data.url); jQuery(“#student_image”).val(image_data.url); }); }); });

The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini. showing while uploading a theme

WordPress media has all disappeared on wp-admin but still on the server

SVG not displaying in Media Tab in Backend

This is the solution to allow SVG upload and preview to Media area of WordPress: https://gist.github.com/benfrain/9422862

413 Request Entity Too Large nginx/1.18.0 (Ubuntu)

Problem Solved In addition to increasing the maximum size in nginx.conf, php.ini and wp-conf.php files, it was necessary to raise the limit in the nginx server block for the site. I increased the default value of client_max_body_size 2M; to client_max_body_size 200M; and now all uploads go smoothly and quickly. Hopefully, someone can tell me why … Read more

MIME types not recognized by media library

I was able to update the mime types via MySQL — here’s the update query I used: UPDATE `wp_posts` SET `post_mime_type` = ‘audio/mpeg’ WHERE `post_name` LIKE ‘%mp3%’ AND `post_mime_type` != ‘audio/mpeg’ Setting this also made the correct metadata for the files appear, and the offload plugin worked as expected. HURRAY

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