manifestcreative

I’m having the same issue. If nothing is fixed over the weekend I’ll dig into the code and try to at least diagnose what’s going on.

Hi @webbistro,

Thanks for your speedy response. I’ll send you login credentials for the site, but it’s a bit difficult for me to test on a default theme as the media taxonomies themselves are heavily dependent on the custom theme.

I think you’ll see what I mean once you log-in.

I’m also noticing that when I click on one of my taxonomy management pages, then click the linked number of media files that are assigned to a term, it still doesn’t filter properly. Because this is a core feature I’m leaning towards it being something in my theme or the EML plugin.

It’s got me stumped tho!

Hi Webbistro,

Awesome plugin! Overall it works and functions great, however I’m having a very similar problem as earlier posters.

With all plugins disabled, except EML, I’m able to filter by the core date menu, but not by either of the 2 taxonomies I’ve assigned to EML. Filtering within the media editor modal (when editing a post) seems to work correctly, just not on the media library page.

Let me know if you need any additional info and I’ll happily help you track this bug down.

Thanks!

I was having this same issue as well. It appears to be something related to capabilities. All of my custom post types had the capability of ‘post’ originally assigned to them. After upgrading to WP 3.7.1, the plugin showed the capability, but it took me removing the capability (assigning as blank), saving the custom post type, then re-entering ‘post’ into the field to solve.

I can verify, that as Ozz pointed out, a temporary fix is to load the non-minified JS. To do this add this line to your wp-config.php file. After the 3.7.1 upgrade you should be able to remove it.

define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', true);

This appears to be fixed in the latest version of the plugin.

I’m interested in learning whether you came up with any solutions on this… I’d like users to be able to upload and crop their own avatars if a Gravatar is not available.

Hi Chuck,

That was a development sub-domain. I’ve subsequently moved all the files under the nyca.com domain. The same file paths should exist.

I’m also receiving a PHP error after updating to the latest version.

Fatal error: Call to a member function set_defaults() on a non-object in /home/bsreal/public_html/wp-content/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/googleanalytics.php on line 1578

Hi Moira,

Try removing the permalink and going back to a default setting for your permalinks. Let me know if this still results in a 404 error.

Correct. WordPress is intelligent enough to add your domain name to it. Try that and let me know how it works. More information is available in the Codex.

Can you provide a link to your site(s)?

Can you please provide a link to your website?

Hi Michelle,

Sounds like you might need to do some reading on how WordPress and every other content management systems works.

These changes are fairly simple and I’ll give you a quick overview of the template hierarchy in WordPress.

All of your site files are located in the /wp-content directory. This directory is divided into several sub-folders. The two most important are ‘plugins’ and ‘themes’. Under the ‘themes’ directory you’ll find your theme files. Any modifications that you make to the look and feel of the site should be done in the ‘themes’ directory. This will ensure that when you update WordPress your changes are not lost.

Every theme has a few required files. Some of them are index.php (your basic template), functions.php (for PHP functions) and styles.css (for style changes). Anything beyond those files is used to further customize your theme. For example, I could create a template called page.php that would target all pages within the system. The theme template hierarchy that I linked to above will help you decide what your pages should be named in order to target certain sections.

Hope this helps!

Does your permalink structure actually include the text for ‘mydomain.com’ in the permalink setting? All that should be in that field is ‘/%category%/%postname%’, without the quotes.