wp_get_attachment image returns 'width="1" height="1"'

  • springm

    (@springm)


    12 years ago

    From the action “add_attachment” I call a function that gets run after the upload of an image.

    In this function I use wp_get_attachment image.
    Here wp_get_attachment_image returns the filename of the uploaded image in full resolution, even when I request the “medium”, and width=”1″ height=”1″ and ‘class=”attachment-medium”‘

    When I look into the upload-directory, the thumbnail sizes are correctly created.

    Could this be a timing problem where the data is not yet written to the database at the time I request it so shortly after the upload?

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  • Thread Starter springm

    (@springm)

    12 years ago

    To further clarify the problem, here is the code snippet:

    function change_post_content( $post_content, $attachment_id ) {
 $medium  = wp_get_attachment_image($attachment_id, 'medium');
 $post_content .= $medium;
 return $post_content;
}

    which inserts the following string in the new post:
    <img width="1" height="1" src="http://zenbrett.fritz.box/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/20140501-131342mws1.jpg" class="attachment-medium" alt="Maypole and St Florian statue" />

    where the image is exactly the image I was uploading

    PaulMighty

    (@paulmighty)

    11 years, 7 months ago

    I ran into this issue as well. It could be the server making an erroneous calculation or because we’re running WP Super Cache and using a CDN—not really sure. Anyway, here’s what I did to fix the issue, which will work if you have a fixed width:

    function change_post_content( $post_content, $attachment_id ) {
   $medium  = wp_get_attachment_image($attachment_id, 'medium');
   $medium = str_replace( 'width="1"', 'width="100"', $medium );
   $medium = str_replace( ' height="1"', '', $medium );
   $post_content .= $medium;
   return $post_content;
}

    The two new lines of code finds and replaces the width and height settings if they equal “1”. Just update width=”100″ on line 3 to whatever size you’re trying to achieve. Let me know if that helps or if you’ve created an alternate solution.

    -PaulMighty

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