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Hey Clint. Maybe look into adding that functionality with jQuery?

Hopefully this points you in the right direction! My advice would be to not use the wpdb class at all, it’s evil! Instead, use wp_insert_post to insert the post, then once that’s done save the post_id and use wp_insert_attachment to insert the img into the post. Also, don’t use copy it creates a whole new file, just use move_uploaded_file b/c it’s way faster and leaves a smaller foot print. Good Luck!

Check out the Codex//

1) To upload a new post
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_insert_post

2) To add an attachment to that file
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_insert_attachment

Take a look and you will see what you are missing.

the $_POST does not transfer data because this is a huge security issue for PHP. If you want to get actual uploaded file content you have the use the $_FILES superglobal and the php move_uploaded_file method.

A cheezy example would be something like this. In the real world be sure to validate and sanitize.

if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES['uploadImages']['tmp_name'], 'new_location.img')){
   echo 'Yay I uploaded';
}else {

   echo 'Boo I failed';
}

http://php.net/manual/en/function.move-uploaded-file.php

Here’s the best advice I can give you. Because you have a ton of scripts in your header. Try to wrap all the style sheets from juggernaut and copy paste them into one script (main.css or something). If you still need to get the requests down Try pulling your libraries from cdn. And lastly try to move all your advert tracking scripts to the footer. If you still have too many calls you are going to have to start dropping plugins. — Also, double check to make sure that you need all those scripts, and if you see something that you don’t need dequeue it.

Wow that’s a lot of scripts in the header!!! You really should try to cut that down. As a rule of thumb, I try to put only programming libraries in the header, and scripts that respond to user interaction right before the body tag.