Stefan van den Dungen Gronovius

The Aspect Ratio data is not stored in the data of a column. Of course it can be extracted based on the with and height of a column, but when it does not exactly match, you’ll get very strange/uncommon aspect ratios.

Not all images do have dimensions based on common apect ratios, so I don’t think we will create

There is currently not possible in our plugin. This is added to our Feature Request list.

Thanks for your feedback. Clicking the value instead of the button already should work. Displaying the value as a button to toggle the value only works when editing is enabled and is not usefull when you just want to display the value true or false.

Feel free to add your idea/feature request on our Public Roadmap on our website
https://www.admincolumns.com/public-roadmap/

Thanks for your feedback. Can you tell me how you updated the plugin? Did you use the plugin repository or did you update the plugin manually?

Are you already using the latest version of our pro plugin. This issue should not be happening in the latest 6.3.3 release. Please post any pro issues on our forum or support email instead of the free WordPress forum

Thanks for your feedback. We’re able to reproduce this issue with the latest PRO version of our plugin and we’re working towards a fix for this.

Please report any pro version issue on our forum or support forum instead of the WordPress plugin support, which is only meant for questions related to our free version.

Hi Bjarne,

Thanks for letting us know. We’ve bumped the compatibility version to WordPress 6.3.

At this moment, we don’t have a way to concatenate multiple custom fields together in the same column. You could use the following by changing the value of a specific column and add the extra data yourself.

https://github.com/codepress/admin-columns-hooks/blob/master/ac-column-value.php

Are you using the pro version or the free version? In order to make the Hierarchy work in WordPress, the ‘Title’ column needs to be active and no sorting or filtering must be applied.

If you have sorted on a column in the pro version and see the ‘Reset Sorting’ button, click that in order reset the default sorting and restore the hierarchy view in WordPress.

This is not something that our plugin allows you to do.

You can write your own CSS to overwrite the default WordPress behavior in the table cells.

OK, so you can add an alias for your join as I mentioned before.

Something like:

LEFT JOIN’ . $wpdb->postmeta . ‘ AS prefix_pm

And of course in your where clauses also use the alias instead of the direct table name.

Are you able to debug the difference in the request for the first time and the second time you filter the page?

Maybe you could install the plugin ‘Query Monitor’ and test if there is an error in the query the first or second time.

I don’t believe this triggers the actual behavior that you’re having. When you disable these two hooks, does it work as expected? And did you try to deactivate our plugin see if you’re still able to reproduce the issue without our plugin?

Aside from that, I recommend giving your join an Alias (same for where of course) in order to prevent conflicts with other plugins that alter the query as well.

Can you try to disable our plugin and try to filter on a default WordPress filter and see if you still have this same issue? I believe there is another search plugin that has this behavior by default.

The do_action on dx-delete-attached-media.php#339 should indeed be an add_action. This will probably cause errors for some other plugins as well, including our plugin (Admin Columns). So I would say this is a priority support ticket.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Stefan van den Dungen Gronovius.