I am using WordPress media uploader to upload images and I was wondering if there is a way to make it upload to my remote server instead of my local server? Example: My wordpress blog is hosted on Server A and I want to want to use the media uploader to upload images to Server B instead of Server A.
I am trying to programmatically add multiple images to media library, I uploaded the images to wp-content/uploads, now I try to use wp_insert_attachement.
Working on a WordPress support site which has registered only user content, including uploaded PDF and ZIP files.
Simply put – how might I completely hide media files uploaded by any other users other then themselves? Id like to disable access to these links & files since they are a way for non-admin users to be able to access and edit a custom post type that is normally not visible to them otherwise in the backend of wordpress.
When doing a bit of Google searching for content on our blog, I noticed to my shock and horror that individual images from the Media Library are somehow generating their own URLs that Google is somehow finding and indexing!
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In the past Media Library window could be called like this:
Is there some wordpress magic/plugin that will make the media library only show images that were uploaded to a specific custom post type?
I have a custom post type called “artists”, I want, when admin click to upload/attach an image, that the media library popup only show images that have been uploaded to the artists custom type, and not the entire site.
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:
