Do you have the “all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall” plugin? More info: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/load-scriptphp-fails-to-load?replies=3 Short answer, if so, disable the “Deny Bad Query Strings” option. If not, check for any other “security” plugins you have that might be doing dumb things.
Seems like core just needs a better way to handle backwards compatibility with Plupload at the WordPress level 🙂 You as a plugin developer shouldn’t have to worry about that, your usage looks fair, given that there currently is no other way to obtain that default settings array. I’ve opened #27763 to address this and … Read more
Try this way, should work well function cpt_from_attachment($attachment_ID) { global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); $attachment_post = get_post( $attachment_ID ); $type = get_post_mime_type($attachment_ID); // DO WHAT YOU NEED } add_action(“add_attachment”, ‘cpt_from_attachment’);
Just because something is not in the media library it doesn’t mean that it is not used in your site or by some other site. The problem that you may run into is deleting a file that it is actually used. On the other hand, just because a file is “located” in the media library … Read more
@Amirreza Nasiri – Yes that is possible. I have used following plugin to import large size files into WordPress Media library. Please take a look at this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/add-from-server/ I have no affiliation with plugin. I had used it for one of my client project and just found it as suitable suggestion for this question 🙂
The Memory Limit depends on WP_MEMORY_LIMIT set by Wp_config file .So u can change the limit To higher value but Everything Depends on your Server Specifications.
When you use the importer it should prompt whether to download any media/attachments it finds in the posts. If you don’t say yes, they will not be added to your Media database. To my knowledge, even if you do say yes, Featured Images are not included. It’s a very rare instance that I recommend using … 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 solved it: var frame = wp.media({ button : { text : ‘Wählen’ }, frame: ‘post’/*, state : ‘insert-image’,//gallery-edit states : [ new insertImage() ], library : { type : ‘image’}*/ });
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);