mauricioarango

Thanks!

I didn’t want to install more plugins, but this one offers a filter option:

F4 Media Taxonomies

Michael, thank you for your quick reply!

Some of the solutions I have tried are on this post. I implemented without success Sabari’s and Benedikt’s:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20401351/how-to-the-get-the-wordpress-media-search-to-include-tags

Thank you. This worked great. I had to reload the page several times until the registered taxonomy showed up properly under the Posts admin menu. It’s working great. Thanks!

Michael! You are a genious. THank you so much. You saved my day!

Mauricio

Martin! Thank you so much. I didn’t know short codes could be invoked this way. Now I can walk away feeling I learned something new. Very useful. Thanks a million!

Thank you so much Phil. This is really useful.

Hi Phil,

Thank you for the reply. I really appreciate it. I only saw your answer today. It’s very encouraging to know things did work for you. I was wondering if you could share with us if you had to do any special set up for this to happen? Or was it just a blank installation of WP and PS?

Anyways, thank you for sharing this information.

M

I’m having trouble posting a follow up to this issue.

I hope this helps anyone in the future that is having the same predicament I had.

After my admin turned open_basedir in the the server php settings all of this issues quietly went away.

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Hi,
Your plugin seems to be exactly what I’ve been looking for. I’m wondering if it works with Shopp 1.2 though?

My whole site was developed using the new shopp…

thank you so much for your input.

It turns out the problem was somewhere else. something completely unrelated to the type of graphic file. Your indications (switching to the original theme and testing) were the light to debug my theme on development.
The fact that this problem showed with GIF files was just a coincidence.
Thank you for all your help.

thanks, but the image seems to be fine.
when i display it on a post page along any other images it shows up well. Even if it is an animated gif.

the problem happens when i want to see the GIF on a page of its own.

It is as if wordpress didn’t know how to handle this attachment and so doesn’t associate it with the right type of template.

I should add,
shouldn’t the GIF be also displayed via the image.php template? if the jpegs show according to that template why the GIF wouldn’t?
I’ve been stuck for hours with this issue.
Again, any insights would be really appreciated.

Thanks,

M

thanks so much and sorry for the late reply. that’s exactly what i was looking for.