No Link to PTE on Manage Images modal

Quick check: the latest PTE changed the link to a button (CSS-styling).

This button/link is added via javascript, so there is probably some sort of a conflict, which could depend on the browser that you are using. In chrome it’s pretty simple to press ctrl+shift+j to see if there have been any javascript exceptions, firefox and IE have similar methods.

If you see an exception you can report it here and I’ll see if I can make a fix for it. Typically these types of errors are caused by conflicts between plugins, so you could also try disabling other plugins to find which one conflicts and then I can look into it as well.

First, here’s a small fix for the media library to open with only the attached images… This doesn’t fix the filter dropdown menu, but I don’t have that kind of time right now 🙂 .

var oldPost = wp.media.view.MediaFrame.Post;
wp.media.view.MediaFrame.Post = oldPost.extend({
    initialize: function() {
        oldPost.prototype.initialize.apply( this, arguments );
        this.states.get('insert').get('library').props.set('uploadedTo', wp.media.view.settings.post.id);
    }
});

And for whatever reason, it wasn’t working for me either until I added these additional lines (on line 145 of post-thumbnail-editor.php):

add_action( 'media_upload_gallery', 'pte_admin_media_scripts_editor' );
add_action( 'media_upload_image', 'pte_admin_media_scripts_editor' );

This should open the PTE interface inside the thickbox, which isn’t ideal, but I wanted to get your feedback on whether I should add code that made it open in an external window or not…

Let me know if that works for you.

You can hook the javascript bit in anywhere (throw it in a file and call enqueue_scripts on it). It just has to be loaded before the “add media” button is pressed.

Here’s some more context for the php code:

/*
 * Put Hooks and immediate hook functions in this file
 */

/** For the "Edit Image" stuff **/
/* Hook into the Edit Image page */
add_action('dbx_post_advanced', 'pte_edit_form_hook_redirect');
/* Slight redirect so this isn't called on all versions of the media upload page */
function pte_edit_form_hook_redirect(){
	add_action('add_meta_boxes', 'pte_admin_media_scripts');
}

// *********************************************************
// These are the new bits
// *********************************************************

add_action( 'media_upload_library', 'pte_admin_media_scripts_editor' );
add_action( 'media_upload_gallery', 'pte_admin_media_scripts_editor' );
add_action( 'media_upload_image', 'pte_admin_media_scripts_editor' );
function pte_admin_media_scripts_editor(){
	pte_admin_media_scripts('attachment');
}

// *********************************************************

function pte_admin_media_scripts($post_type){
	$options = pte_get_options();
	wp_enqueue_script( 'pte'
		, PTE_PLUGINURL . 'apps/coffee-script.js'

@fishnyc – Thanks so much for the kind words — and the donation. You’re my second one in 2 years.

From what I can tell the media editor is supposed to default to the ‘medium’ size (see line 3048 and 2903 of wp-includes/js/media-views.js), and wordpress appears to be using my medium sized images. I don’t know what to tell you if you are seeing different behavior.

Anyways, glad I could help and thanks again!