Looked into this a little bit more. Seems this is the proper hook that I’m going to be wanting to latch onto:

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mpp_user_can_upload:
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function mpp_user_can_upload( $component, $component_id, $gallery = null ) {
if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
return false;
}
$can_do = false;
$user_id = get_current_user_id();
if ( is_super_admin() ) {
$can_do = true;
} elseif ( mediapress()->is_bp_active() && $component == ‘members’ && $component_id == $user_id ) {
$can_do = true;
} elseif ( mpp_is_active_component( ‘groups’ ) && $component == ‘groups’ && function_exists( ‘groups_is_user_member’ ) && groups_is_user_member( $user_id, $component_id ) ) {
$can_do = true;
} elseif ( mpp_is_active_component( ‘sitewide’ ) && $component == ‘sitewide’ && $component_id == $user_id ) {
$can_do = true;
}
$can_do = apply_filters( ‘mpp_user_can_upload’, $can_do, $component, $component_id, $gallery );
return apply_filters( “mpp_can_user_upload_to_{$component}”, $can_do, $gallery );
}

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Also I’m getting a current count of the number of media items in the gallery on one of my pages by using:

$audioattach = get_children( array( ‘post_parent’ => $audiogalleryid ) );
$audiocount = count( $audioattach );

&

$photoattach = get_children( array( ‘post_parent’ => $photogalleryid ) );
$photocount = count( $photoattach );

So I’m thinking it is possible to simply use PHP to remove the upload link once a user gets over their limit.
But this may be a band-aid solution.

And I’m not familiar with properly using hooks quite well, but I can try and mess around with this.

If you have any thoughts Brajesh, I’d love to hear it. Also an FYI be having my boss buy a related plugin soon when this is getting ready to launch.

Thank you Brajesh.
So is there no way to disallow audio uploads while allowing image uploads in MediaPress?

Meaning, separate the two?

I am not looking for ‘$total_uploaded’ (combination of both audio and image), but rather restrict audio uploads to 10 and restricting image uploads to 8.

I’ve created the following hook and it works

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function mpp_custom_upload_permission( $can_do, $component, $component_id, $gallery ) {

$audiogalleryid2 = mpp_get_gallery_ids( array( ‘component’=> ‘members’, ‘component_id’=> bp_loggedin_user_id(), ‘type’=> ‘audio’ ) );
list($audiogalleryid) = $audiogalleryid2;

$photogalleryid2 = mpp_get_gallery_ids( array( ‘component’=> ‘members’, ‘component_id’=> bp_loggedin_user_id(), ‘type’=> ‘photo’ ) );
list($photogalleryid) = $photogalleryid2;

$audioattach = get_children( array( ‘post_parent’ => $audiogalleryid ) );
$audiocount = count( $audioattach );

$photoattach = get_children( array( ‘post_parent’ => $photogalleryid ) );
$photocount = count( $photoattach );

if ($photocount < ‘8’) {
return $can_do;
}

else {
$can_do = false;
}

if ($audiocount < ’10’) {
return $can_do;
}

else {
$can_do = false;
}

}

add_filter( ‘mpp_user_can_upload’, ‘mpp_custom_upload_permission’, 10, 4 );

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But as I was saying, if a user has, for example, 8 photo uploads.. and only 2 audio uploads, it still restricts users from uploading across the board (rather than restricting photo uploads and allowing 8 more audio uploads).

Hope that makes sense

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Brian.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Brian.