Mintaras

Hi @amandato

I am using custom post type (podcast)
Default feed: https://www.walterlernt.ch/podcast/feed/podcasts
Category feed: https://www.walterlernt.ch/podcast/feed/podcasts?category_name=unser-blog OR https://www.walterlernt.ch/unser-blog/feed/ (same category, just different permalink structure and it gives different results?)

Thanks

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Mintaras.

It’s just from custom post type – product (WooCommerce). If you would go to Posts > Add New > Set featured image, you would get same media modal just with “post” instead of “product”

I couldn’t manage to make it work with Custom View plugin. But I made it work in other way.

I have added new view (Not Featured) in Settings > Media Library Assistant > Views and then added the code from the reference article in my functions.php. It works. Query is super slow, I need to find a way to optimize it or find a new query to get Not Featured images.

Thank you for your help.

Thank you for your response.

I like the solution with PHP coding. I have installed MLA Custom View plugin. The concept is basically the same as you said.

Question: How to add custom MIME type (hook name)?

I would like to add custom mime type called “Not Featured” and after I select it, I would get custom view with not featured images.

Thanks

UPDATE:
Is this is the one? mla_mime_types_filter

Usage:
function add_custom_mime_type($mime_types){
$mime_types[ ‘not_featured’ ] = ‘Not Featured’;
return $mime_types;
}
add_filter(‘mla_mime_types_filter’, ‘add_custom_mime_type’);

• This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by Mintaras.
• This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by Mintaras.

add_filter(’emodal_modal_content’, ‘my_func’, 99); worked for me