I am working on a WordPress site that has a custom front-end submission form for adding in a post of content type, ‘sketchpad’. The form has a section that allows you to upload multiple images with a description field which is going to be used as an alt tag. What is an easy way for me to upload multiple attachments with accompanying descriptions from the front-end?
I’m using media_sideload_image to download images from the web and store them. However, the problem is that the ones from youtube are always called “hqdefault.jpg”, which means that it will override the existing image. There are three ways of fixing this:
I’m trying to mass delete 4000 images in a wordpress website. WP itself sets the max to 999, which would work fine and take a few minutes to delete them via the backend. However, I get REQUEST URI TOO LARGE because the backend form uses GET instead of POST.
That’s strange issue I have on this one website. Similar to this problem and I am trying to get this fixed from last couple of weeks.
I’m currently working on importing an MovableType blog into WordPress. The blog has several thousand posts, and each post has an image associated with it.
i want to change the address of the file attachment link to wordpress [example: http://www.sitename.com/category/sub-category/article.html/attachment/image etc.]. i did research on the subject a few days, but could not get any results..
In WordPress 3.5, media management has changed entirely. Also, relating attachments to specific posts is (I believe) basically only being done for backward compatibility. Therefore, after uploading attachments from within the media modal to a post of any post type, it establishes a relationship where the post ID is the parent of the attachment ID, like it’s been for a long time.
All attachments links except featured image.
I have a list of attachment IDs which are built using this array:
I’ve created a custom field in user profile where upload a profile image. It’s very simple.