In WP_Image_Editor_GD::test(), check for existence of imagerotate if the rotate capability is required.
Props DH-Shredder
fixes#22597
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In media-new.php, use post_id from REQUEST if passed and the current user can edit the post.
Fixes adding media with the browser uploader.
Props nacin, ocean90
fixes#22572
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The difference is the content type: application/json (which jQuery deserializes automatically for us) and the default text/html.
jQuery correctly handles application/json requests for IE, so we can continue to use the wp_send_json_* handlers elsewhere. Plupload rolls its own requests and does not handle application/json correctly. So, keep the standard text/html content type on upload-attachment.
props koopersmith.
see #22446.
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* Have wp_get_image_editor() rather than WP_Image_Editor::get_instance(). Having static factory methods would be less confusing if there weren't also static methods tied to individual editor implementations.
* Lazy-load the WP_Image_Editor base class and editor implementations.
* Have WP_Image_Editor_GD::supports_mime_type() actually check which types it supports.
* Deprecate gd_edit_image_support() in favor of wp_image_editor_supports().
props DH-Shredder, scribu, markoheijnen. fixes#22356. see #6821.
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* Use the specific post_type's 'edit_post' cap
* Pass the ID of the post being edited.
Fixes#22417
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This is bolted on to existing code, the vast majority of which is destined to be ripped out in 3.6 once things settle.
see #22083.
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We are de-emphasising attaching (see [22630]) but this is existing
core functionality and will remain for now. This commit just cleans
it up a bit so as to be less embarrassing.
props lessbloat, helenyhou.
fixes#20164.
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* Use a less specific selector (the body, actually) to delegate opening the media dialog.
* Allow the editor ID to be the empty string so the `media_buttons` action can be called without arguments.
see #22284, #21390.
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If the user has more than one role, opt to show the first role that is
'editable', if present. Otherwise, fall back to the remaining roles.
In the future, we should show a comma-separated list of all roles,
editable or otherwise, and this list should be filterable, either by user,
or by the roles which can appear. Probably both.
In multisite, only hide users that have no capabilities (in case they
possess a leftover, empty wp_xx_capabilities key from the MU days),
not users that have no role, as they may have a cap but no role.
see #22361. fixes#17860.
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These are the importers we suggest on import.php, prompting the user to
install the relevant plugin for the import they want to go through.
If the API is inaccessible, it falls back to a hard-coded list that should
be kept sync'd with the API with each major version of WordPress. This API
enables us to add new importers between releases, as they are completed or
if services gain quick adoption. As a last resort, we can also temporarily
disable importers that are broken (due to API changes, for example).
The importer currently returns English strings (which are then run through
translate() for existing strings), but the locale is passed to the API,
allowing us to ship translated strings if we wish to be adventurous.
props dllh for the assist.
fixes#18977.
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In 3.5, we have chosen to de-emphasize the "attaching" part of the
post-attachment relationship. Existing functionality remains the same,
but UI emphasis is now placed on "parent" being where the item was
originally uploaded.
fixes#22439.
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