• Resolved luisantiago

    (@luisantiago)


    Media Library stopped working after installing 3.1.3 security update. No thumbnails shown, but well known “No media attachments found.” message. Any help will be appreciated.

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  • @andrew
    Installed hotfix plugin and it fixed my Media Library as well.

    A plugin called ‘Custom Query String Reloaded‘ was causing the problem

    Many thanks

    Apparently “Exec-PHP” also causes the error.

    Thanks for the quick fix folks.

    A.

    I encountered the same problem with a fresh install of WP3.1.3. No plugins installed yet, but problem fixed by installing the hotfix plugin. Thanks for the quick fix.

    hotfix worked for me, i have both exec-php and different posts per page installed. thanks!

    This plugin fixed the problem for me. I think mine was triggered by the use of the WP-Ecommerce plugin. Thanks for the support!!!

    Chiming in: Also had this problem with a “clean” 3.1.3 installation, and the Hotfix fixed it.

    Same problem here. I Tried the hotfix but when installing I get an error ‘this plugin doesn’t have appropriate headers.
    This is very inconvenient as we just launched our website and use a lot of pics.
    We use the attachment plugin, so that one might cause it, although deactivating it doesn’t solve anything.

    well, just fixed it by manually adding this code (from hotfix plugin) to my themes functions.php. It helped!

    add_filter( ‘request’, ‘wp_hotfix_313_post_status_query_string_request’ );

    function wp_hotfix_313_post_status_query_string_request( $qvs ) {
    if ( isset( $qvs[‘post_status’] ) && is_array( $qvs[‘post_status’] ) )
    $qvs[‘post_status’] = implode( ‘,’, $qvs[‘post_status’] );
    return $qvs;
    }

    I can’t seem to install the plugin.

    1. I arrive at “https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/hotfix/installation/”
    2. I click on “click here”
    3. That takes me to “https://coveredwebservices.com/wp-plugin-install/?plugin=hotfix”
    4. I fill the wordpress URL after the pre-filled “https://” with “www.whateverMyURLIs.com/theSubFolder”
    5. I click on “install plugin”
    6. That takes me to “https://coveredwebservices.com/wp-plugin-install/?plugin=hotfix” and the page is completely blank except for “Install hotfix on https://whateverMyURLIs.com/theSubFolder/ ?” at the top
    7. I check back in my media library and my files are still missing. I can’t see them unless I turn off my WP e-commerce plugin.
    8. I try this several times in different browsers, I’m still not successful.

    How is everyone installing this “easy fix”? What am I overlooking?

    Hi baokhangluu,

    I had the same problem ad you. I solved it by adding the code below to my themes functions.php.

    add_filter( ‘request’, ‘wp_hotfix_313_post_status_query_string_request’ );

    function wp_hotfix_313_post_status_query_string_request( $qvs ) {
    if ( isset( $qvs[‘post_status’] ) && is_array( $qvs[‘post_status’] ) )
    $qvs[‘post_status’] = implode( ‘,’, $qvs[‘post_status’] );
    return $qvs;
    }

    Hi Pieterg,

    I had to do the same thing. That worked. Thanks, man!

    Had the exact same problem as discern, installed the HotFix plug-in and it’s all good again.

    Any more news on this – the Hotfix doesnt work for me.

    And its not just down to plugins.

    I’ve got no plugins installed, and its a fresh installation of WordPress; the only thing thats installed on it is a the Quality Control template.

    Hi baokhangluu,

    I had the same problem ad you. I solved it by adding the code below to my themes functions.php.

    add_filter( ‘request’, ‘wp_hotfix_313_post_status_query_string_request’ );

    function wp_hotfix_313_post_status_query_string_request( $qvs ) {
    if ( isset( $qvs[‘post_status’] ) && is_array( $qvs[‘post_status’] ) )
    $qvs[‘post_status’] = implode( ‘,’, $qvs[‘post_status’] );
    return $qvs;
    }

    Oh, tried this, and got

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wp_hotfix_313_post_status_query_string_request() (previously declared in /home/step2151/public_html/petridish/wp-content/plugins/hotfix/hotfix.php:76) in /home/step2151/public_html/petridish/wp-content/themes/quality-control/functions.php on line 451

    Disabled the hotfix plugin and did it again, and got nothing still.

    If anyone could help I’d be really grateful (and I dont think this should be listed as resolved).

    Hi,
    I beg for urgent assistance. We have the same problem: suddenly Media Library stopped displaying any images, though all of them are present and viewable via external FTP commander.
    We use latest WordPress version 3.2.1 and have tried everything suggested in this thread. Even HotFix has no impact.
    As we are already late with the launch of the website, every delayed hour is very costly.
    Hope to get any suggestions. Thanks a lot.

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