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WordPress - How to upload images from a frontend form via the rest-api.
Before you go over the snippets I will summarize which functions are being used.
media_handle_upload('image', 0);
That's it! one function that would insert the image into the DB, create four copies with different sizes, and upload to the uploads directory.
Regarding the arguments:
'image' is what holds all the data about the image. It comes from the POST request. In the JS file you will see what I mean.
'0' This is the $post_id. I set it to zero, because i'm not asigning this image to any post at the moment.
In order for this function to work we need to add above it:
This is a (partial) example to demonstrate the interaction between different reusable components to build an admin page in the WordPress back-end that shows a near-real-time display of the last 30 lines of my log files.
This code will not work as is, as some of it depends on a larger architecture system. Some of the files have been shortened, and the usual file headers and copyright notices have been removed for brevity's sake.
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[WordPress] A helper class to generate a HTML image string from a supplied image class, array or ID. Useful for dealing with images stored in custom fields.
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Powershell - Remove all files where filename contains string
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Remove all WooCommerce products from database via SQL
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