media

I'm building a WordPress theme with a custom settings page. Some of the settings require the user to upload/add a set of images (more than 1). The default behavior of the media uploader is to upload and/or select a single image and insert it into a post. I've followed this excellent guide on utilizing the media uploader, and it suggests that I should be able to set multiple to true, but it still only allows for a single file to be uploaded or selected. Here's my code: Load in the needed scripts since this is a custom settings page: if(function_exists( 'wp_enqueue_media' )){ wp_enqueue_media();

I am building a music player application with Django + nginx for which I need a backend which supports byte range requests. Django is authenticating the media file correctly but django dev server does not support range requests (206 partial response). Nginx directly serves byte range requests after using this configuration , I verified that the response header has content range. However I am unable to forward the request from django to nginx, to serve the content. I tried using X-Accel-Redirect in a django view but still the response header doesn't have content range the way it would have been

Background When the user downloads a new image or captures one using the camera, the gallery app will get updated to show the new images. I need to be notified of each new image as soon as it was created, no matter how it was created (camera, browser,...) , just as the gallery app shows. The problem As it turns out there is a mediaScanner Android component that is responsible for scanning all types of media files, and when it finishes, it's supposed to send an intent " MEDIA_SCANNER_FINISHED " (as shown on this example ) . So I've added the next code , hoping it will show a toast each time the

I been trying all day to figure out the Qt's Phonon library with Python. My long term goal is to see if I could get it to play a mms:// stream, but since I can't find an implementation of this done anywhere, I will figure that part out myself. (figured I'd put it out there if anyone knew more about this specifically, if not no big deal.) Anyway, I figured I'd work backwards from a working example I found online. This launches a file browser and will play the mp3 file specified. I wanted to strip out the file browser stuff and get it down to the essentials of executing the script and having it

How do I remove attachment fields, like description and alt in media library of Wordpress attachments? The following code use to work on old Wordpress versions (pre 3.5): function remove_attachment_field ( $fields ) { unset( $fields['image_alt'] ); // Removes ALT field return $fields; } add_filter( 'attachment_fields_to_edit', 'remove_attachment_field', 15, 1 ); But since then, I have not found a working solution. Do anyone know a solution? Clarification on which fields I would like to remove: birgire The above solution by @brasofilo should work well, but we can also use this great answer by