You can get it with: wp_get_attachment_url(); More info in the codex In your example: $attachment_id = media_handle_upload( ‘my_image_upload’, $_POST[‘post_id’] ); $attachment_url = wp_get_attachment_url($attachment_id); echo $attachment_url;
Thanks to @Tim Malone, @Kane Uploads are handled in the wp-admin directory, so try placing it in there. I’ve had success with placing php.ini files in there on shared hosts. – Tim Malone 1 hour ago Just place .user.ini to /wp-admin to overwrite the setting.
You need to make changes in the PHP configuration file (php.ini). For example, if you are working on a local server and using XAMPP, you can access this file in two ways: Open the XAMPP application and go to Apache > Config > PHP (php.ini) Or open the XAMPP installation folder, usually at C:\xampp, and … Read more
Yes its possible to link a file to buddypress member as admin. An important piece of the API is the BP_Attachment class. You can extend it to be ready to receive user submitted files, validate these submissions and finally write the files in a /wp-content/uploads’s subdirectory you define. You can review more details and final … Read more
Went through and re-added the images (originals, not generated, those I manually deleted) using Add From Server plugin as seen here: https://www.lockedowndesign.com/ftp-uploads-are-not-visible-wp-media-library/
You have to set PHP upload limits properly. Calculating 5 GB in Bytes would look like: $5GBinBytes = 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 5; // or nicer $5GBinBytes = pow( 1024, 3 ) * 5; 5GB is a lot of data, which might take some time. There is a good chance you have to … Read more
You should not remove the media from you server. Media is part of yout content and it makes no sense to have your content split over several servers. (from technical practical POV your idea will prevent any automated media transformation like new sizes from being done). What you should do is to create your own … Read more
Please try this: $mime_types[ ‘eps’ ] = ‘application/postscript’; $mime_types[ ‘ai’ ] = ‘application/pdf’; $mime_types[ ‘svg’ ] = ‘image/svg+xml’;` and then return $mime_types
Basically, it corresponds to missing thumbnails or custom-sized images in your media library. And it’s (by default) a private field in the REST API and the value is one or more image sizes as returned by wp_get_registered_image_subsizes(). And the function which is used with that field is wp_get_missing_image_subsizes() which returns: (array) An array of the … Read more
You have to set post_max_size = 64M to match upload_max_filesize = 64M in php.ini