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1. Mark (podz)
   Support Maven
   Posted 7 years ago #

   Is there a better way of handling the code that is generated when an image is uploaded ?
   In the (dim and distant) past, you could click and have the code transferred to the post area - that seems more elegant than what we have maybe, but then we have pages now don't we ....

2. tis
   Member
   Posted 7 years ago #

   I've hacked my installation to give a slightly greater level of support. I'm sure someone can come up with a better way to do it:

   In upload.php I inserted

   $poc = urlencode( $piece_of_code );

   directly before

   $piece_of_code = htmlspecialchars( $piece_of_code );

   and inserted

   <a target="_blank" href="post.php?action=exact&content=<?php echo $poc; ?>"><?php _e('Create a new post with this image'); ?></a>


   directly before

   <strong><?php _e('Image Details') ?></strong>:

   (both insertions are near the end of the file)

   then in post.php I inserted

   case 'exact':
$content = stripslashes($content);
# Intentional fall through

   directly before

   default:<br />
$title = __('Create New Post');<br />
require_once ('./admin-header.php');

   This adds a link to the upload-completed page which creates a new post with the img link already inserted into the body.

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