I think you need a new programmer. Image sizes for your products is a WooCommerce setting, or a theme setting. We don’t control product image sizes at all. 🙂

That’s also not WC Vendors. 🙂 That’s the WordPress media library tool. I’d be googling “wordpress force media library to only accept certain image sizes” and see what you can find. Not sure that could be done though.

Then probably change the line #22-26 and then the other block of that to:

$file['error'] = 'The correct height for images must be whatever'; and then use that for the width error, too.

Google a way to check the “REQUEST_URI” and then use that REQUEST_URI to check if /dashboard/product/edit/ is in the URI path, and if it is, then execute the code you’ve written (wrap it all in an if statement).

This is how you learn! Google, read, understand, try, test. 🙂

! means “not”. And then your if statement isnt working:

Change:

if (!is_page_template('product-edit.php'))
add_action( 'admin_init', 'block_vendors_from_uploading_images' );

to:

if (is_page_template('product-edit.php')) {
add_action( 'admin_init', 'block_vendors_from_uploading_images' );
}

Not sure if that will actually work or not, but the code syntax is now correct. 🙂

Hi,

Congratulations @ryank and @ben.

This subject is crucial and very important because images are the first to sell, being important to keep the site looking consistent.

With the code referenced in https://gist.github.com/anonymous/1cf5ddc6ac1e9abd2d38 we are almost there, that is, the only aspect missing is the vendor being able to load the banner and the store icon with different dimensions.

Changing to:

if (is_page_template(‘product-edit.php’)) {
add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘block_vendors_from_uploading_images’ );
}

…is not working, because like that vendors are able to upload any image size.

I am very grateful if you can indicate me the missing piece of the puzzle. 🙂

Thanks