You just create a folder called videos/and any subfolders/ inside your cpanel public_html directory then move the video from from the wordpress upload folder to the newly created videos folder or any sub directory you want to put it inside the videos folder. and thats it
I have added this code to enable everyone to add files function allow_own_attachments( $user_caps, $req_caps, $args, $UserObj ) { if ( empty($args[2]) ) { return $user_caps; // nothing to check } $post = get_post( $args[2] ); // post_id was passed here if (is_object($post)){ //check if $post is an object. If it is’t checked the code … Read more
Attach Thumbnail Generated from Video Upload as Featured Image for the Video
Error uploading image in WordPress
The first thing I can think of is about using APIs from also popular hosting services like Dropbox. If you look at the documents it’s pretty easy to upload, list and delete files. I’m pretty sure you can do the same with other dozens of similar services. The WP API will do the REST (LOL)… … Read more
Yes, you was right, problem was in cron from root user. Dont know why, but folders creating even if nothing upload there, only if smth use wp scripts
Tom, it seems that you don´t understand. The issue is fixed now. When i checked my PHP error logs, i figured out, that in my fastcgi config a to short Timeout was set.
Media Library does not show the uploaded image
I’ve just got an advice on Twitter from Daniel Střelec to simply use sanitize_title – which is a better solution anyway, as it removes whitespace and other non-ideal characters for filename. Use it this way: add_filter(‘sanitize_file_name’, ‘sanitize_title’); I’m keeping the question opened though, as what I’ve described above sounds like a WP bug to me. … Read more
Prevent a folder from being shown within the media library