Jon Christopher

Thanks so much for the report, I’ll post a fix now.

Hey everyone, just wanted to make it known that Attachments has supported additional content types for some time now, under Settings there is an area for Attachments and you can pick/choose which CPT you’d like to use.

I’ve received a number of requests for this feature and will plan on adding the feature as an option in the next release. Thanks for the feature request!

What version of the plugin are you running? Custom Post Types have been supported for some time, you can manage which post types are used on the Settings screen…

No problem, glad you’ve got it figured out!

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Does the error still occur with all other plugins deactivated?

Hi Stefan, I would suggest reaching out to a developer to help you out with the implementation. With this conversation moved beyond a question related to Attachments specifically I would ask that your request for assistance be moved to a better forum. Please feel free to contact me any time!

Hi Stefan, paging isn’t built into Attachments so you’ll need to build your own version of paging into it. I’d suggest Googling to see what you can see — good luck!

Hi Stefan,

There’s actually a bug, try this:

<a href="javascript:void(0)"><?php echo $i+1; ?><img src="<?=$attachments[$i]['location']?>" alt="<?=$attachments[$i]['title']?>" title="<?=$attachments[$i]['caption']?>" /></a>

It wasn’t set to actually echo, so that should get the value to output. Sure you could technically page it, but it’d be a bit more work on your end to set that up.

Truth be told you’re already creating the index you’d like to use in the for loop. Instead of dumping out $attachments[$i]['id'] dump out $i+1 since the loop is zero based. Does that answer your question?

Update: Version 1.1.1 fixes this issue.

Hi Trevald, I’ll do my best to overcome the bug and push an update out today.

Thanks for creating this thread! I’ve just updated Attachments and that fix has been put in place. Thanks!

You’ll want to use wp_get_attachment_image_src with the attachment id you’re working with

e.g.

$my_image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $attachments[$i]['id'], 'medium' );
$my_image = $my_image[0];

$my_image will contain the URL to your medium sized image.

Hope that helps!