Let me try to understand your question. You want to make a plugin that stores an image location in a database table, and allows you to click on the image from the gallery and have it take you to a custom form in the edit post area? I suppose I could help. I’m not really an expert when it comes to creating a WordPress plugin, but I do Web programming. It sounds like the plugin maker (a WYSIWYG tool) does not allow you to create an image hyperlink. That’s okay. Just go to the code editor and put to the left of <img src=”your-image” height=”your image height” width=”your-image-width”> and to the right.
Excuse me. I didn’t know this forum would process the hyperlink. Anyway, here’s the code to use: (add < before the a href): a href=”http://www.your-blog.com/”<img src=”your-image-url” height=”your-image-height” width=”your-image-width”>
Thanks. I was really looking for a simple way to tie a single image to a post. I didn’t want the image actually in the body of the post because I want to use it in different sections of my template.
In the end, WordPress already does this. It creates an entry in the posts table for each image that you add while editing a post. I can get to the image later by querying the database an looking for an attachment with a parent of the postid.
Thanks again.
