I'm using Ubercart on Drupal 7, pretty basic install. (IMCE, WYSIWYG, Ubercart)
However, I am unable to upload multiple images when creating a product node although Ubercart says multiple image support should work out-of-the-box.
The image field is the default uc_product_image.
I have Lightbox enabled and image field is configured to allow for unlimited image uploads.
Still, the single-upload widget is shown that allows me to only upload.. a single image.
I have checked the permissions (all good) and the Ubercart image support status (green light: "Product image support has been automatically configured by Ubercart.")
What am I doing wrong?
Only try to upload one and press the button "Upload".
Probably you already got the solution.
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I'm developing a site using the Alice Wordpress theme run on wordpress.com. I believe the person working on it previously might have migrated it from a previous setup, but I can't be sure.
The issue is the Alice theme is based on using several custom Post types, including things like "Team" and "Portfolio" and "Clients." There are some very nice looking displays for these things as modeled on the Alice example page. Whenever I add a Featured Image to show up in the background of a box for a "Team Member" or "Portfolio Item," the image is broken, and upon inspection is being referred as img src(unknown). If no Featured Image is set, the box is displayed well, but obviously blank.
I've been digging through the Alice theme .php files, but I cannot find one that specifies this type of modal on a page. I've found the one that creates the pages for each team member dynamically, but can't find where these image sources are getting lost.
All plugins are up to date, all necessary plugins installed for theme. Everything else is working perfectly, just not these featured images.
Any ideas of where to look or how to test?
I had the same issue. If you have installed JetPack plugin you can deactivate the plugin and try to open.
Also this one can you help you in other way: https://jetpack.com/2013/10/15/add-a-default-fallback-image-if-no-image/
to my understanding, the information about the featured image of a post in WordPress is being stored in the database in wp_postmeta table with key _thumbnail_id ...
I have the weird situation that for some posts where there is a features image set in the database, this image also shows up in the WordPress backend in the featured image admin widget -- but for other posts there is a featured image set in the database, but it doesn't appear in the WordPress backend.
see screenshots (sorry, in German) of the database entry plus WordPress backend for both situations - upper where the issue appears, lower where the image also shows up in the backend
What I want to achieve is having all featured images also showing up in the backend.
(we're talking about hundreds of posts, so it's not really an option to manually edit each of these postings).
I found what causes the issue - in case someone else runs into this problem, too:
Years ago I was using the NextGen Gallery plugin which obviously was sustituting WordPress' core system for featured images (don't know whether the actual version of NGG still acts like this, though). Meaning: It stored the attachment_id of the features image at the right place, but did put only the smalles thumbnail version of an image into the regular folder for images in WordPress and kept the bigger versions of the image within the NGG system. Hence: There is a feautres image, but WordPress can's access it ...
Eventually I had to go throug more than 100 posts to fix this manually.
I'm using Drupal 7 + Ubercart. Have to add a field with easy selecting from images (52 logo images of producers), that are already uploaded and will be used every time, when i'm adding new product.
Use Media module. From media documentation
Media provides a multimedia browser which allows a user to view and
search through all of the multimedia currently added to a site.
After enabling the module, go to your content type Manage fields page, and change the widget of your image field to Media file selector.
Screenshot for your field settings.
Screenshot for Media browser
I'm trying to create a wallpapers site, using WordPress platform. The website should have similar functions like this wallpapers site. Which plugin is required to re-size images in multiple sizes, like 1920x1200, or 1920x1080. If there's no such plugin, how can I create this function in WordPress?
You have two options for this:
Manual: Uploaded images can be edited and cropped to the required size by teh administrator. Go to the media library, find the image, click edit and make the changes necessary
Automatic: I found this page by typing "how to edit image size in wordpress" when I was, in fact, looking for a manual that would explain with screenshots the instructions in step 1 above: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-additional-image-sizes-in-wordpress/
The post there makes use of the add_image_size function of Wordpress and tells Wordpress to automatically generate thumbnails in your required size.
Creating a Wallpaper website in WordPress is now as easy as counting 1-2-3. All you need a WordPress + decent hosting and a Wallpaper WordPress theme from https://binarynote.com
Just install Wallpaper WordPress theme along with their bulk image uploader plugin and you are ready to upload your wallpapers. The theme is able to generate different image sizes like you have mentioned automatically but will not store any such images on your server.
here is one such theme for your ready reference. https://binarynote.com/wordpress-theme-wallpaper.html
Hope this will help you a lot.
I recently migrated and upgraded my Wordpress site.
The new installation picked up all the images, but in the media library, the images 'File' fields are all blank, i.e. showing "(no title)".
This causes me a problem when I want to search for images. I have around 400 posts, and one image per post, so I would like match each image name with its associated post name.
I'm hoping to run a script once that will achieve this, or potentially use some code in my functions file.
Note 1: I have tried a couple of plugins called 'Rename media' and 'Rename media files' etc. but they didn't work. Their focus was on renaming the actual image files.
Note 2: I have since used a plugin to auto-generate thumbnails for each image -- I don't think that should cause any issues for what I want to achieve however.
UPDATE: While I haven't found the solution for populating the title fields, I have found a workaround to the search issue. I installed a plugin called 'Media Search' which includes the attached page or post in the default media library search:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/media-library-search/
However, the plugin version 1.2 was not working with Wordpress 3.5, but via the plugin support page I found that another person had created a working modification, that added additional capabilities (searches image alt, caption and description):
http://pastebin.com/f6V5HvfT