[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #38959: Allow sideloading images without assigning to a post.
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Thu Apr 11 13:56:14 UTC 2019
#38959: Allow sideloading images without assigning to a post.
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Reporter: dotancohen | Owner: (none)
Type: enhancement | Status: closed
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: Media | Version:
Severity: normal | Resolution: duplicate
Keywords: has-patch needs-testing dev-feedback | Focuses:
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Changes (by antpb):
* status: new => closed
* resolution: => duplicate
* milestone: Awaiting Review =>
Old description:
> Currently one cannot sideload an image without assigning it to a post.
> After careful review I see that this feature can be enabled in the
> current WordPress by simply providing a default Post ID of 0.
>
> The attached post enables this feature.
>
> In case one wonders what the use case is, consider that Wordpress 4.x is
> no longer simply a blogging platform but now a full featured CMS with an
> expressive REST API that allows for very rapid development.
New description:
Currently one cannot sideload an image without assigning it to a post.
After careful review I see that this feature can be enabled in the current
WordPress by simply providing a default Post ID of 0.
The attached post enables this feature.
In case one wonders what the use case is, consider that WordPress 4.x is
no longer simply a blogging platform but now a full featured CMS with an
expressive REST API that allows for very rapid development.
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Comment:
Hi @dotancohen , thank you so much for contributing this patch! The
solution is very solid. This ticket was discussed in the most recent Media
meeting and we agreed that this should move forward into the next release.
The only tweak we'd suggest is instead of setting the post_id value to `0`
it should maybe be set to `null`. In the process of discussing this
ticket, we identified another trac ticket that almost identically solves
this the way that you approached it, but with the null value instead of 0.
#43579
We are going to close this ticket in favor of #43579 as it already has the
change to `null` but I will make sure you both get props as you both have
provided an excellent contribution. Thanks so much! if you have any other
input, please feel free to jump into #43579 where we will be moving it
forward.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/38959#comment:3>
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