Deleting the files out of the uploads folder is almost certainly the culprit here. Your theme may have custom code that affects the Media Library, but since you wrote it and you don’t think there is you’re probably right 🙂 So we can assume it’s the uploads folder. There is a database entry per file, … Read more
Well, what you want to achieve saving uploads in another domain? You want to share the uploads folder with another domain? Did you know you can use more than one domain (site) in a single WordPress Installation? It’s called Multisite: https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/ultimate-guide-multisite/ To change the upload dir. Just use the filter upload_dir. It’s documented here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/upload_dir … Read more
What else to check? First, deactivate all plugins and switch to a different theme. Then test uploads. If its fixed reactivate plugins/theme one at a time until you find the culprit. Next, you can check the database options table to see if the upload_path or upload_url_path have been altered, they should be blank. Then, you … Read more
There is another thread discussing this, with multiple answers. You might check to see if they address your desires. They offer some code, and an available plugin solution.
That issue is not due to WordPress but due to your server configuration. Try increasing the PHP memory on the server as well as the max upload filesize. If you do not know how to do that please contact your hosting provider. Each server is different for that configuration therefore you won’t be able to … Read more
You should also check if that dir exists and loop through the list_files if they exist. Since you asked for another idea to get those files: You can use the php function glob. It finds pathnames matching a pattern. You can find the Glob PHP manual here. $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir(); $user_dirname = … Read more
The WordPress uploads directory’s path and URL are determined by the wp_upload_dir() function which applies a filter named upload_dir which you can use to fix the double slashes in the attachment URL. So if you turned off the “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders” setting, try the following: add_filter( ‘upload_dir’, function ( $data … Read more
Thanks for the response @jxxe. So I ended up figuring out how to do what I needed to do. For anyone else who might be needing the same thing, here’s what I did. Downloaded /assets/ directory via SFTP Commented out define(‘UPLOADS’, ‘assets’); in wp-config.php Uploaded contents of assets to /wp-content/uploads/ via SFTP Surprisingly, I didn’t … Read more
This should work: function max_video_size( $file ) { $size = $file[‘size’]; $size = $size / 1024; $type = $file[‘type’]; $is_image = strpos( $type, ‘video’ ) !== false; $limit = 750; $limit_output=”750kb”; if ( $is_image && $size > $limit ) { $file[‘error’] = ‘Video files must be smaller than ‘ . $limit_output; } return $file; } … Read more
Normally, WordPress stores all your images and other media files in the /wp-content/uploads/ folder. To keep it structured, all files are stored in folders organized by year and month. The problem you will run into with reorganizing them is that links to the files in posts and pages will not update if you are simply … Read more