AlanP57

Normally after moving a site, you should reset the folder data using the Media Library Folders Reset plugin that comes with Media Library Folders. But first, make sure that you are able to view your media files in the standard WordPress media library.

To reset, deactivate Media Library Folders and then activate Media Library Folders Reset, go to the reset folder data menu option and then click on the reset button. After a few seconds, the old folder data in the database is deleted. Then reactivate Media Library Folders and it will do a fresh scan of your files and folder data.

I received your folder data. I assume that none of your folders are showing up. Could you go to the Media Library Folders Support page on your site, to the System Info tab. There, highlight, copy and paste the information about your site and send it to support at maxfoundry.com. Then I can see how your site is configured.

Also, you could include a screenshot of the Media Library Folders page?

Do you recall if there were any recent update to your site before the folders disappeared?

You could copy and paste the information in the Display Folder Data page in an email and send it to support at maxfoundry.com.

I assume you added the folders under the Uploads directory. If they were not hidden, hidden folders are ones that contain an empty file with the name ‘mlpp-hidden’; and they are not one of the folder names listed in the folders_to_hide.txt file, then usually they will show up.

What are some of the names of the folders that are not visible?

Thank you for posting. I only have access to PHP 8.22. When I am able to upgrade to > 8.22, I’ll be able to address this issue.

The issue has been resolved. WP Rocket has added a new feature, Automatic Lazy Rendering. By deactivating this feature, by installing the Disable Lazy Render Content plugin, the search popup can appear.

These Google Tag Manager Javascript errors have been around for a while and we are not able to address them. The search popup has worked previous with these issues. We asked Avada theme support and they think the issue is caused by the WP Rocket plugin.

No, this is not caused by the plugin.

Peter,

When the function for deleting folder fails, it returns a false and that usually means the folder is not empty. If we cannot see any files in the folder; they must be a hidden. I have already added code to scan the folder and delete files if the database shows that the number of files in the database is zero. This helps in some cases, but not every time. This started happening once we started using PHP versions 7 and 8.

In this case, a reset is not needed. Via FTP or your site’s file manager, delete the folder. In some cases the folder could contain hidden files, and this action will delete them also. Once the folder has been removed from the server, you can go back to Media Library Folders and delete the folder from the folder tree and this removes it from the database.

Yes, doing a reset will not provide a permanent solution to this issue. The plugin will periodically scan all the folders in media library and compare the results with the database. If the relative path of the folder is not found, it will be added to the database.

I don’t know if spaces in folder name are causing this issue. These folders were not made using Media Library Folders as spaces and punctuation marks are not normal URL characters and folder and file names have to be used when display or linking to a media file. I suggest remaking the folders through the create folder icon in Media Library Folders, moving the files from the old folder and then deleting the original and duplicate folders. Perhaps it will not duplicate the ones created though Media Library Folders.

I am not able to reproduce this issue. What are the names of the folders they are trying to create?

As a temporary work around, you can down grade the plugin to version 8.2.2 which can be download from this page, https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/media-library-plus/advanced/, in the Advanced Options section, Previous Versions.

It was already checked, but when I looked on the edit page, I did find the Ultimate Member section. I have marked this issue resolved. Thanks.

It was already checked, but when I looked on the edit page, I did find the Ultimate Member section.

Looking at your blog page, the page itself may not use the default WordPress pagination and probably would not use our replacement pagination either. WP Paginate works with themes that use the standard WordPress pagination and utilizes WordPress hook functions to display the pagination links.