I just uploaded version 2.01. Removed code no longer needed for WP < 4.6 compatability.
Also added a ‘debug=yes’ optional parameters. This will show the SQL statement used in the wp_query()
function, plus the number of records found. The hope is that if you add that parameter to your page, it will let you try out the query in your phpMyAdmin on your host to see if you get results. Plus showing you the number of records found.
Coupled with the requirement now that WP version 4.6 or greater is checked during plugin activation, perhaps that will give us more information to figure out this problem.
If you try [mpr_display debug=yes]
, please check the output on the page to see how many records are found. You might also try [mpr_display days=1000 debug=yes]
to check for posts at least 1000 days old (adjust as needed).
I’d be interested in your results. Thanks for your patience. (I’m adding similar changes to the plugins that show media and comments. Working on that next.)