wp_enqueue_media

This filter is documented in wp-admin/includes/media.php  		$possible_sizes = apply_filters( 			'image_size_names_choose', 			array( 				'thumbnail' => __( 'Thumbnail' ), 				'medium'    => __( 'Medium' ), 				'large'     => __( 'Large' ), 				'full'      => __( 'Full Size' ), 			) 		); 		unset( $possible_sizes['full'] );  		/* Loop through all potential sizes that may be chosen. Try to do this with some efficiency. First: run the image_downsize filter. If it returns something, we can use its data. If the filter does not return something, then image_downsize() is just an expensive way to check the image metadata, which we do second. 		  		foreach ( $possible_sizes as $size => $label ) {  			 This filter is documented in wp-includes/media.php  			$downsize = apply_filters( 'image_downsize', false, $attachment->ID, $size );  			if ( $downsize ) { 				if ( empty( $downsize[3] ) ) { 					continue;

Paramètres

Entrée :

$args = array(

Sortie :

@param array       $response   Array of prepared attachment data. See {@see wp_prepare_attachment_for_js()}.
@param WP_Post     $attachment Attachment object.
@param array|false $meta       Array of attachment meta data, or false if there is none.
@param array $args {

Utilisation

// Utilisation de la fonction wp_enqueue_media
$result = wp_enqueue_media($args = array();

if ($result) {
    // Votre logique ici
}

Paramètres

Utilisation

Actualités