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Never mind. User error. It appears that Wordfence had identified some of the BackWPup activity as a possible cross-scripting threat, and on the basis of that I’d blocked an ip address that should have been protected.

Hmm. Still doesn’t work. But this site was set up a few years ago with an improperly created child theme, so it may be missing some newer features that would allow html in the user bio field. So it’s not an issue with Author Image — I can force it to accept html by removing the pre_user_description filter. I assume I can fix it in a more user-friendly way by either updating the theme or by using one of the plug-ins that apply wysiwyg to the author bio field. Will report back… and meanwhile, thanks much for the follow-up.

That’s great — thanks again!

Yep. I just re-enabled admin search in Relevanssi and the MLA search still works correctly. Thanks so much for letting me know — and for the work!

OK, thanks for the quick response!

Great news! Thanks again —

Turned off the “Use search for admin” and all is well. Thanks!!!

If you find a way to disable it on a search-by-search basis, that would be great — but of the two, I think the MLA search is more useful in the admin interface than the Relevanssi one (for my purposes, anyway). Relevanssi, however, is great for the user interface.

Thanks again. The plug-in and your support of it are a huge help.

Yes, I did try searching on “anderson” with only the title field checked. No results.

I do have a number of plug-ins active besides MLA: .php on PAGES; Admin Menu Editor; Advanced Custom Fields; AG Custom Admin; ARYO Activity Log; Auto two-column; BackWPup; Breadcrumb NavXT, Broken Link Checker, CMS Tree Page View, Collapse-pro-magic; Custom Flexslider; Custom Menu Shortcode; Dashboard Site Notes; Debug This (also have BlackBox there but not activated, if that’s helpful for debugging); Enhanced Text Widget; jQuery Smooth Scroll; Just Variables for WordPress; Kint Debugger; Lightbox Plus ColorBox; Page-list; Page Menu Navigation; Relevanssi; Remove Image Links; Revision Control; Search & Replace; Simple Staff List; Ultimate TinyMCE; Wordfence Security; WordPress Importer; WordPress SEO, WP-UserOnline; and WP Google Fonts. Have you encountered issues with any of those?

And yes, you’ve still got the current email.

Thanks again!

Hi. Thanks for such a quick reply.

I do see ‘search results for “anderson”‘ at the top of the page, and “anderson” remains in the Search field. No searches appear to be working for me in MLA, though all the searches I’ve tried in MLA do work in Media Library, and other search functions on the site are working normally.

Warning messages:

Warning: _execute_list_table_query $wp_filter = "array ( 'posts_search' => array ( 10 => array ( 'MLAData::mla_query_posts_search_filter' => array ( 'function' => 'MLAData::mla_query_posts_search_filter', 'accepted_args' => 2, ), ), ), 'posts_join' => array ( 10 => array ( 'MLAData::mla_query_posts_join_filter' => array ( 'function' => 'MLAData::mla_query_posts_join_filter', 'accepted_args' => 1, ), ), ), 'posts_where' => array ( 10 => array ( 'MLAData::mla_query_posts_where_filter' => array ( 'function' => 'MLAData::mla_query_posts_where_filter', 'accepted_args' => 1, ), ), ), 'posts_orderby' => array ( 10 => array ( 'MLAData::mla_query_posts_orderby_filter' => array ( 'function' => 'MLAData::mla_query_posts_orderby_filter', 'accepted_args' => 1, ), ), ), )". in /home/ansirh/www/www/wp-content/plugins/media-library-assistant/includes/class-mla-data.php on line 1597

Warning: mla_query_posts_search_filter not numeric, = "array ( 's' => 'anderson', 'search_clause' => ' AND (((wordpress_posts.post_content LIKE \'%anderson%\') OR (wordpress_posts.post_title LIKE \'%anderson%\') OR (wordpress_posts.post_excerpt LIKE \'%anderson%\') OR (wordpress_mla_alt_text_view.meta_value LIKE \'%anderson%\') OR (wordpress_posts.post_name LIKE \'%anderson%\'))) ', 'search_string' => ' AND (((wordpress_posts.post_title LIKE \'%anderson%\') OR (wordpress_posts.post_content LIKE \'%anderson%\'))) ', )". in /home/ansirh/www/www/wp-content/plugins/media-library-assistant/includes/class-mla-data.php on line 1753

Warning: _execute_list_table_query WP_Query = "array ( 'request' => array ( 'm' => 0, 'orderby' => 'title_name', 'order' => 'ASC', 'post_type' => 'attachment', 'post_status' => 'inherit', 's' => 'anderson', 'offset' => 0, 'posts_per_page' => 10, ), 'query_parameters' => array ( 'use_postmeta_view' => true, 'orderby' => 'title_name', 'order' => 'ASC', 'detached' => false, 'debug' => 'console', 's' => 'anderson', 'mla_search_connector' => 'AND', 'mla_search_fields' => array ( 0 => 'title', 1 => 'name', 2 => 'alt-text', 3 => 'excerpt', 4 => 'content', ), 'sentence' => false, 'exact' => false, 'postmeta_key' => '_wp_attachment_image_alt', ), 'SQL_request' => 'SELECT * FROM wordpress_posts WHERE 1=2', 'post_count' => 0, 'found_posts' => 0, )". in /home/ansirh/www/www/wp-content/plugins/media-library-assistant/includes/class-mla-data.php on line 1611

I can’t think of any other relevant information to give you, but let me know if you can. I’m a bit mystified by that sql request in the last warning message. Is there something I could have missed in the settings? I think I probably just accepted the default…

Thanks again —

Perfect — thanks so much! And my apologies for the slow response — just had a chance to check it.

Great — thanks very much. Any idea when you’ll be releasing that update?

I’ve just run into a different type of pagination issue. If I try to filter the library by category — or, it seems, any filter — the first page displays correctly. However, if I then click on the arrow to see the next page, it reverts to showing me the full library.

So, for example, when I filter on one category, it comes up showing that I’m on page 1 of 3. But when I click the next arrow, I end up on page 2 of 8.

I didn’t notice that before this latest update — but it could be that I just didn’t notice it. I did just add several other plug-ins recently, so I suppose it could also be an interaction.

Thanks!

Thanks so much for your help with this — really appreciate it!

Hi David —

Sending page link by email. And yes, it does seem that the issue is essentially the same. One photo is within a “callout” field created through Advanced Custom Fields plug-in, called within a sidebar widget created using Enhanced Text Widget. So there’s a the_field shortcode to pull in the sidebar text the client enters. And the text widget itself is within an aside shortcode.

The other photos are within the body of the page but within a hidden div, referenced by links that open a lightbox, using Lightbox Plus Colorbox. So I guess if Lightbox is using a shortcode both for the link and for the id of the hidden div that the link opens, it also qualifies as a shortcode within a shortcode.

Like UaMV, though, this really isn’t a significant problem since it all displays fine on the front end. I just wanted to figure out what the issue was so that I could explain it to my client when I turn this over to them in a couple of weeks.

Thanks so much for the quick response — and for the plug-in, which is a huge help.

I have a similar issue, with images showing up as correctly parented in the library list but as orphaned/bad parent in assistant. In one case, it’s because I’ve uploaded the image to a sidebar callout that is set up using Advanced Custom Fields. In another, it’s because several images are within a post, but set to display (in a lightbox) only when a link is clicked. Are these types of uses something you might incorporate into an upcoming update, or do you have any recommendations for changes I might make?

Thanks!