I believe the following is happening here: As @Luke pointed out, wp_insert_attachment() takes an array of post data. The format of the array you are passing to it is not correct. The keys are different. What should be stored as the post_mime_type, is being passed with the key type. Because of this, no mime type … Read more
You can hook into the output and modify the URL there. add_filter( ‘post_thumbnail_html’, ‘my_post_image_html’, 10, 5 ); function my_post_image_html( $html, $post_id, $post_thumbnail_id, $size, $attr ) { $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir(); $base_url = $upload_dir[‘baseurl’]; // Change the default upload directory to AWS Bucket link $AWSBucket=”http://s3.amazonaws.com/bucket”; $html = str_replace($base_url, $AWSBucket, $html); return $html; } Output the image echo … Read more
Yes. it’s possible. Attachment file contents are taken by wp_mail call. Use $_FILES[‘file’][‘tmp_name’] for filename
Would some form of this solution work? Capistrano: Managing an uploads folder describes a way to update the symlink when deploying so you don’t lose the uploads folder.
I had the same issue and did not find any information in my debug output. It worked out, that DOING_AJAX was not defined (I don’t know why). Changing the beginning of async-upload.php from if ( isset( $_REQUEST[‘action’] ) && ‘upload-attachment’ === $_REQUEST[‘action’] ) { define( ‘DOING_AJAX’, true ); } to define( ‘DOING_AJAX’, true ); worked … Read more
A small mistake, the return should be outside if add_filter(“upload_dir”, function ($args) { $id = (isset($_REQUEST[“post_id”]) ? $_REQUEST[“post_id”] : “”); if($id) { $newdir = “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . get_post_type($id); … } return $args; });
I found this plugin. It provides a pretty good example of how to integrate the new Media UI with the admin, and is very well documented: https://github.com/thomasgriffin/New-Media-Image-Uploader/ Maybe that can help you.
It doesn’t. WP Filesystem API will ask for FTP credentials, but it will do so for each operation. They aren’t stored persistently. They can be stored persistently by hardcoding into wp-config.php, but WP won’t do that itself, it’s a user action. Note that WP only asks for FTP credentials if it cannot modify files without … Read more
This is how I understand the process: The wp_upload_dir() function is the main control room for the upload folder creation process and the wp_mkdir_p() function is the helpful assistant. Everytime wp_upload_dir() is called, it’s actually running a file_exists() check on the current upload folder, through the wp_mkdir_p() function. If the folder doesn’t exists it’s created … Read more
To summarize the discussion in the comments, the answer for the question as it is asked is that it is not possible. The web standards as they are right now do not have a facility to declare a favicon for PDF files, only for the whole domain via the favicon.ico file. You can try to … Read more