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attach (embed) linked post images to the post
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william galindo | 07/30/10 at 8:42pm
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12:38amRyan Riatno says:You can use timthumb, and here's the tutorial to integrate it with wordpress.
- 07/30/10 8:55pm
Ryan Riatno says:Or you can use get the image plugin from Justin Tadlock.
- 07/30/10 11:05pm
william galindo says:I already have the images uploaded to the server via ftp, the post is displaying the image, and I tried your solution before but it does not attach the images to the post or list the images to the media library and I need that as input for a couple of plugins (gallery, mediarss, template etc)
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9:00pmLew Ayotte says:Are the images available on the server? Like: http://newdomain.com/imagedir/image.jpg ?
If so, you can run a Search and Replace plugin search for the old URI and replace with the new URI...
I.E.
Search: http://olddomain.com/olddir/oldir/olddir/
Replace: http://newdomain.com/newdir/
Make sure you backup the DB first.
Lew- 07/30/10 9:01pm
Lew Ayotte says:This is the plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-and-replace/
- 07/30/10 9:14pm
william galindo says:yes images are available in the same server/domain but I don't have the post in a wp database I have a csv files to create the post (there is data to replace)
- 07/30/10 11:09pm
Lew Ayotte says:You could just do a search/replace in the CSV files... using NotePad++ (or something similar).
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12:38amMike Schinkel says:@William,
If I understand correctly the problem is you have the images located on your web server but the WordPress media library doesn't know anything about them, right? If I understand correctly and you don't run into any version trouble one of these plugins may give you what you need:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-from-server/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-linked-images-to-gallery-v01/
If this doesn't meet your needs please let me know more details so I can give you a better answer.
-MikePrevious versions of this answer: 07/30/10 at 9:03pm
- 07/30/10 11:01pm
william galindo says:yes that is my problem, I will check that alternative, the "linked images to gallery" seems like what I need, I installed and activated the plugin, but so far is doing nothing :( I'll keep trying to see if I find what's wrong
- 07/31/10 3:06am
Mike Schinkel says:@William: Can I assume you are on WordPress 3.0?
In what directory on your server are your images located?
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9:56pmDeepak Thomas says:Based on your question, I guess WP Gallery does not know which post is associated with which image, right?
Could you clarify if you want a specific image for a specific post OR any random image from the directory would do for every post?
- 07/30/10 10:57pm
william galindo says:right, the post data already have <img> tags linking to images in the same saver and is displaying but" the WP Image Library(gallery as you say) does not list the images and plugins don't track the images as attached to the post
- 07/30/10 11:16pm
Deepak Thomas says:Could you tell me for what purpose you need them in the Library (attached to the post)? Coz if it's just to find which image, we could easily write a plugin/function to parse the < img > src attribute and give you the URL.
Would that do?
- 07/30/10 11:50pm
william galindo says:Is a long histor I want to embed the images in the post to be able of generate navite wp30 thumbnails,I'm building an image portafolio, the template is already creating and parsing the image using the plugin "Simple Post Thumbnails" I can tweak the code to use a custom field or the excerpt but I need to output only the thumbnail in my rss feed (no the main image not the details), I already have a plugin that create the feed using the thumbnails (I'm using big images for that reason use the regular feed does not work since, the thumbnails are the right size for mobile browsers.
I know that other alternative is to hire somebody to code a custom rss that show my custom field but I lack the resources or knowledge to do it my self, for that reason, embed the images and generate the thumbs manually looks to my like the easiest option (I'm open to other ideas)
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11:02amNile Flores says:When you mass uploaded... Did you follow the uploads folder format?
Example
Upload to:
wp-content/uploads/2010/07/
(since it was the 7th month uploading)
???
If you did not... try it that way and see if the images show up in the media library.Previous versions of this answer: 07/31/10 at 11:02am
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2:37pmNaif Amoodi says:As pointed out earlier, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-linked-images-to-gallery-v01/ should take care of what you are after.
You basically have something which looks like
in your post, correct? If yes then that plugin should do the trick. But if it doesn't, please check if whether you are using a valid <img /> tag? Maybe you are using an HTML <img> instead of an XHTML complaint <img />? If yes then probably that plugin doesn't support tags which are closed using an HTML fashion.<img src="http://www.example.com/image.jpg" alt="" />
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