With credits to petermolnar via irc://freenode.net/wordpress I can answer my own question. The key is to set an upload-dir filter in the theme’s functions.php: function per_user_upload_dir( $original ){ // use the original array for initial setup $modified = $original; // set our own replacements if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $subdir = $current_user->user_login; … Read more
There are three ways you could do this: 1. Upload all into the Media Library The most tiresome way, IMHO, is to upload all the images you got via the media library. 2. Use a plugin You can use plugins like Add From Server to import your images easily to the Media Library 3. WP-CLI … Read more
Because WordPress is not scanning all the folders all the time. When you upload images WordPress also makes an entry in the database, records the caption, the sizes that are available and so on.
This answer has solved the problem. You need to add this to your functions.php file. /** * Custom media upload URL * @link https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/77960/wordpress-3-5-setting-custom-full-url-path-to-files-in-the-media-library */ add_filter( ‘pre_option_upload_url_path’, ‘upload_url’ ); function upload_url() { return ‘http://static.yourdomain.com/wp-content/uploads’; } There’s no need to add the original snippet to wp-config.php.
Here’s an alternative technique to manipulating the template. I adapted the solution below from this post. In the approach below, the print_media_templates hook, which is triggered at the bottom of wp-includes/media-template.php, is used to output some JavaScript that removes the default image details underscores template (<script type=”text/html” id=”tmpl-image-details”>) and replaces it with a duplicated version … Read more
First, its not a bug. Its by design. Second, you can try this plugin – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-from-server/
Basically you just retrieve the info via getimagesize(), a basic PHP function, a then handle your errors with notes. The plugin A basic plugin as a starting point: <?php /** Plugin Name: (#67107) »kaiser« Restrict file upload via image dimensions */ function wpse67107_restrict_upload( $file ) { $file_data = getimagesize( $file ); // Handle cases where … Read more
After some digging I discovered that wp.media.featuredImage.frame() was what I was looking for: wp.media.featuredImage.frame().on(‘open’,function() { // Clever JS here }); I then discovered that the select event fires once you’ve clicked on the ‘Set featured image’ button, not when you’ve clicked on thumbnail, which was what I was after. So I bound my events to … Read more
It looks like the select and crop functionality is currently only used in the WordPress Customizer. However, after looking over the code in the Admin folder of WordPress I was able to get it working on my themes option page. Here is my setting for a header picture: function setting_heading_picture() { $heading_picture = esc_attr(get_option( ‘heading_picture’ … Read more
Got it, looking at the source code I came up with this: wp_handle_upload($file_input, array(‘test_form’ => false, ‘mimes’ => array(‘csv’ => ‘text/csv’))); To override the mime types just pass mimes as an array wit the key being the file extension and the value as the mime type.