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If you search for any Docker Networking article, it invariably gets into the details of network namespaces, netns commands, ip links, iptables, IPVS, veths, mac addresses, and so on. While most will agree to that statement, it’s even more true from a developer standpoint. What is really interesting is that even if I go into the Media Library where these photos get saved (I have the multi-file upload field set to save uploads to the Media Library) and flip them back to portrait and save them, they still display landscape in the post, and I have confirmed that this isn’t a caching issue.When I joined Docker Inc., my hiring manager had mentioned to me that everything they do is fairly simple except Networking. I’ve confirmed that it’s not coming from camera settings, I’ve tested with photos from a DLSR and iPhone photos, no difference. I am obviously experiencing the same issue when creating test posts on our site.

Here’s an example using your demo:, you can see this happening to ‘1_Peak_Portrait’ and ‘2_Keyhole’.

The only caveat is that any portrait-oriented photos that are uploaded get flipped 90 degrees to be displayed in landscape orientation. It enables image previews, file icons, cropping and re-cropping, maximum file counts and sizes, and more!īig thanks for this snippet! Our team has taken it one step further to display all of the uploaded photos in a Slick Slider, works like a charm. If you want to improve the look and feel of the File Upload fields in your forms, check out GF File Upload Pro.

Return the 3rd image and up to 99 subsequent images.

It accepts two parameters: the offset (aka, which index to start from) and the length (aka, the number of files to return from that starting index). Using the :index merge tag modifier, you can return specific images when using the multi-file merge tag. See the Default Markup section and custom markup usage example for examples of usage. The markup parameter supports the usage of the following merge tags which provide access to information about the uploaded file. 'markup' => ' Your browser does not support the video tag. If you’d think there are more file types that should be supported, leave a comment with the file type and suggested markup. Default support is limited to images (“jpg”, “jpeg”, “png” and “gif”) and videos (“mp4”, “ogg”, “ogv”, “webm”). Here is a list of the default markup that comes packaged with the snippet. See Markup Merge Tags for a list of available merge tags that can be used in this template. See the Default Markup section for default values.Īn array of file types for which this markup should apply.Īn HTML-based template for how the file type should be displayed. Defaults to array().Īn array of arrays, with each child array having a ‘file_types’ and ‘markup’ property. If you want to apply this snippet to all forms, do not pass this parameter.Īn array of field IDs (belonging to the passed form_id) to which the markup should be applied.Ī single form ID or array of form IDs that should be excluded from this snippet. The ID of the form to which this snippet should be applied. Gw_multi_file_merge_tag()-> register_settings( array(

Review the usage instructions below to configure the snippet for your needs.Copy and paste the snippet into your theme’s functions.php file.

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Already have a license? Download Latest Gravity Forms.Make sure you’re running Gravity Forms v1.8 or later.Image URLs can be displayed as images, video URLs can be loaded as playable videos, PDFs (and other text file types) can be stylized more attractively to indicate the file type, and so on. This snippet provides a simple way to provide custom markup (HTML) templates for displaying these file URLs. This isn’t a very pretty (or useful) way to display these files for the end user.