Short story. I uploaded a new theme that wasn’t compatible with my system/hosting set up. Got the white screen with no way to get in. Hosting company charged me to reset my wordpress site and I was able to log in. BUT they left the theme files that I believed cause the issue in the first place.
Contacted the actual theme support to see if they could figure out why it crashed and maybe work a miracle. Nope. Refund applied.
I used WP Reset and deactivated all my plugins. Back to the Twenty Twenty-Four theme. EXCEPT I can’t upload any media. It also says… MAX UPLOAD FILE SIZE 256 B. B? not MB or KB. But B.
Contact hosting company again and told do the following via FTP.
Done. Still can’t upload any media. Currently waiting for an update from my hosting company (24-48hours).
Any ideas?
]]>I have a multivendor site. Vendor does not have media upload access when this plugin is active.
Bloat Active store vendor upload looking trash
Bloat off store vendor upload looking amazing
Any idea what’s causing this? and can I flip something? I tried to turn off the customised settings on settings > bloat > page one, which did not fix it. I am leaving bloat off for now. Thx
]]>wp_editor( $content, $editor_id, $settings);
works and appears for users with upload_files
capability only. I need it to display for visitors, too.
A seperate media upload button would work for visitors (tested),
but I need the ability to place images inside the content.wp_editor
is placed within a frontend submission form and visitors can create posts (with pending review).
Is there anyone who could help?
However, the ability for a guest to send a form with a media upload doesn’t appear to be possible at this time. This is basic functionality we can get with Ninja Forms, Formidable Forms, Gravity Forms, etc.
We need guest upload capability, please.
]]>import { MediaUpload, MediaUploadCheck } from '@wordpress/block-editor';
export const MyMediaUploader = () => {
const onFileSelect = ( x ) => {
console.log( x );
};
return (
<>
<div>upload</div>
<MediaUploadCheck>
<MediaUpload
onSelect={ onFileSelect }
allowedTypes={ [ 'image' ] }
value={ 1 }
render={ ( { open } ) => {
return <button onClick={ open }>Choose image</button>;
} }
/>
</MediaUploadCheck>
</>
);
};
I use MediaPlaceholder component in this setting page, I am prompted that I do not have permission to upload files. But I’m logged in with my admin account. My theme setting page is implemented using the rest api.
]]>Is that possible with shortcoder ? If so please explain how.
It will be very much helpful.
I disabled all plugins apart from WooCommerce and switched to Twenty Twenty-Two, but it’s still saving pictures all over the place (mostly 2021/12/ and 2020/05/ for some weird reason). WordPress Timezone is set to Berlin.
Any idea how to fix this?
]]>I’m currently using the process of uploading images to media, then updating the image link in the csv. But it’s proven to be a very long process of finding the right row and pasting three separate links.
Does anyone know of a simpler process?
I’ve got a few other sites that will require the same treatment. So hoping to find a quicker process!
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