Steel Rat

Now there’s a file in the media library that’s “stuck”. It doesn’t show an image, just a placeholder. But I can’t delete it. I suspect that’s the culprit for the slow loading. I can delete it via FTP, but the db entry will still be there.

Ok I think I’ve got it. Looks like I was hitting the PHP timeout of 30 seconds, based on the /wp-content/debug.log. I upped it to 60 in my PHP ini, and I can see the media library again. Though why it would require more time now than it did, when it’s only loading 80 items at a time is beyond me.

Is there a WP setting that will help this?

I’m running AlmaLinux v8.8.0?, recently migrated from CentOs a couple months ago.

Thredi – Well, I’m not a server operator. I lease one, and have access to WHM and the various CPanels for my domains. But that doesn’t mean I know all the ins and outs of linux servers.

Health Check isn’t telling me anything that seems to help. Do you need me to paste anything here?

This has happened over the last couple hours. Nothing in the Apache log is standing out.

Where would I find an error log on the server?

Storage space is not full.

Site health shows nothing related. There are no red flags shown at all.

I re-activated WP Super Cache, and deleted the cache. No change. Still cannot load the media library for November, or all dates.

I didn’t have a specific cache setup, but I enabled WP Super Cache to see if it would help.

How would I delete the WP cache?

I downloaded the domain Apache log, but have no idea what I’m looking for.

Thanks for the reply.

I lease a server, and have full access to it via Hostdime. Are you referring to the Apache logs?

Here’s an update. I can load from Previous Dates, October 2023 and earlier, but not November 2023. Is this a bad file problem? Cacheing?

Thanks.

I think I figured it out. Strange combinations can cause strange effects sometimes.

I will post in a new thread if I have any questions. Thanks very much for your help!

Thanks Elvis!

I signed up for a month to make sure this will do what I need.

I created custom fields, got those into the Custom Captions section. Set it to always visible in the hover section. But I only see one of the fields, and only if I use Foobox (which I don’t like because the left and right arrows change position based on the image apsect ratio and size). I checked and the other fields have values for the media items I’m looking at (I’m using a lot of the WP out of the box fields, like height and width). Only the Title is showing.

Also, it doesn’t seem to matter which layout I use. Whether Responsive, Image viewer, Grid Pro, the gallery always looks the same.

As I mentioned, I would like the ability for a group owner to set doc visibilty to a specified group member or members, not always to all members of the group. So being able to select one or more group members from either a list or autofill fields.

I’m using the Colormag theme. I tried EXS, and still do not see the access panel.

Is it possible to put the function in a different place that might work better?

At any rate, this wouldn’t really get me where I need to be. I was hoping for the option to make a doc visible to only the author and specified group members.

Still not sure why the access pane doesn’t show for me. My WP is not heavily modified, only additional CSS. I can post that if you think it might be causing problems.

I haven’t customized anything outside the WP interface, apart from some custom CSS to get rid of annoying round avatars.

I’m not seeing an “Access” pane when editing a doc I created, both as site admin and group owner.

Here is the content of bp-custom.php, which was uploaded to wp-content/plugins:

<?php
// hacks and mods will go here

add_filter( 'bp_docs_map_meta_caps', 'bp_docs_groups_allow_group_admins_to_manage_access', 20, 4 );
function bp_docs_groups_allow_group_admins_to_manage_access( $caps, $cap, $user_id, $args ) {
	// We only want to act on the "manage" capability, in group situations.
	if ( 'bp_docs_manage' !== $cap ) {
		return $caps;
	}
	$doc = bp_docs_get_doc_for_caps( $args );
	if ( empty( $doc ) ) {
		return $caps;
	}

	$group_id = bp_docs_get_associated_group_id( $doc->ID, $doc );

	// If not associated with a group, nothing to do here
	if ( ! $group_id ) {
		return $caps;
	}

	if ( groups_is_user_admin( $user_id, $group_id ) || groups_is_user_mod( $user_id, $group_id ) ) {
		$caps = array( 'exist' );
	}

	return $caps;
}
?>