Warning: strpos() errors

It is good to hear from you again, although I am sorry to hear you are having this issue. Thank you for taking the time to run some tests and include both of the Warning: messages with the file and line number – that’s very helpful.

The line you reported (3076) is part of the MLA “where-used” analysis. It looks like you have one or more posts or pages with no content or content that doesn’t make it through the CONVERT(post_contentUSING utf8 ) AS POST_CONTENT database function. If that’s right you will get this message each time the post/page is tested against a Media Library file name – a lot of messages.

I will add a test to the logic that should avoid this message and post it to the Development Version of the plugin in the Repository.

In the interim you may be able to avoid the problem by turning off the analysis. Go to the Settings/Media Library Assistant General tab and set the “Inserted in” dropdown to “Disabled”.

I will post an update here when I have uploaded the improved code. Thanks for your patience while I work on this.

Thanks David for the quick reply!

I do indeed have a couple of blank pages. I need atleast one for gravity forms confirmation page.

Disabling “Inserted in” removed the messages.

Take your time as I really don’t need the “Inserted in” check at the moment.

Thanks again for your help.

Paul

Thanks for your update. After a good night’s sleep I had a closer look at this issue and I realized my first guess at the cause was entirely wrong. It is the “Inserted in” analysis, but the problem is with the Media Library items, not the post/page content.

It looks like one or more of your items have lost their _wp_attached_file metadata entries; that’s an entry that associates a file in your uploads area with the item.

You can check for this issue by going to the Media/Assistant submenu, pulling down the “Screen Options” in the upper right corner and checking the box to the left of “Base File”. This adds the Base File column to the submenu table, and every item should have an entry in that column. Could you have a look at your site and see if I’m right – you have missing entries in that column?

If that’s the problem I can add some code to check for it and avoid the error messages. Of course, you will have to figure out why the entries have vanished. Sometimes an incomplete upload will cause this.

I really appreciate your help – thanks!

Why yes I did have one pdf that was missing an entry in the Base File column. It was a duplicate with a different file name (not sure why I had a duplicate) so I deleted the file. Enabled “Inserted In” in Settings and no errors.

As always you are awesome with support.

Thank you

Paul

Thanks for the update with the great news and the kind words. I have enhanced the MLA code to check for that symptom and I am happy to hear I finally got to the real cause of the problem.

If there’s anything else I can do to help, let me know.