Thad Allender

Since keywords are attached to individual media items, we moved the keywords section into the Media Library. Honestly, it should’ve been there from the start. Putting it in the Sell Media panel, while convenient, caused confusion when uploading galleries of images.

Hi Paul,

Questions 1, 2, 3, and 5 were all related to the same issue: Keywords did not migrate. While we couldn’t replicate your issue (nor did any beta testers report the issue), we did go ahead and add a secondary check in case keywords weren’t migrated during the plugin update process. There is now another check to ensure that the keyword migration happens 100% of the time. So, feel free to upgrade and wait a few minutes until the migration fully completes.

There isn’t a way to disable the plugin update checks other than commenting out code. You can always test the updates on a locally hosted testing website before pushing the out to your main website. We do our best to catch issues before releasing updates. But given the size of the plugin, the many different server configs, WordPress configs, other plugins, and theme compatibility, it can be difficult.

Thanks for letting us know about the keyword issue. Please confirm the update resolves it for you.

Paul,

Version 2.2.7 changes the way keywords are handled. When the plugin is updated (you have to do the auto-update via WP, not a manual file copy), a background process begins that moves keywords to the respective files in the media library. 10 files every minute are processed until all entries are completed. The way, the migration works on slow shared hosting web servers and for users with thousands on high resolution images. Chances are, you just needed to wait a little bit longer for the migration to complete. A lot depends on how many images you have in your library.

If for some reason it still doesn’t work for you, email us and we’ll lend a hand.

Thad

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Thad Allender.

Thanks!

Yep! You can use the native WordPress Bulk Editor for that:

https://graphpaperpress.com/docs/sell-media/#bulk-edit

Sorry it didn’t work out for you. Do you have a ticket # for your support request? I’d like to personally look into whatever issues you experienced. I’m not seeing any outstanding bugs reported by users in our system.

We do have LIVE CHAT enabled on the dashboard, and we would’ve helped you out.

Sorry, we want to keep Sell Media clean on archive pages to look like a gallery. Thus, there is no option to show titles at the moment.

Feel free to add it to our project roadmap if you’d like us to consider it as a feature request:

https://trello.com/b/3p0uPSnB/sell-media-roadmap

There’s likely a plugin name mix up. This happens if the plugin folder name is different than the updated plugin name that is downloaded during the update. Confusing, I know!

The easiest fix is to just disable and remove the Reprints extension in your existing WordPress site, then, download a fresh copy from our Dashboard.

Yeah sure. Just add two backslashes in front of that line:

Sell_Media()->customer->insert( $_POST['payer_email'], $_POST['first_name'], $_POST['last_name'] );

Becomes…..

// Sell_Media()->customer->insert( $_POST['payer_email'], $_POST['first_name'], $_POST['last_name'] );

When you say “bulk upload” do you have this extension enabled?

https://graphpaperpress.com/plugins/sell-media-add-bulk/

If so, feel free to upgrade. We fixed a bug specifically for keyword imports last week.

Hi Jack! Feel free to reach out to us on our website for quicker responses. We only visit this free public forum about once per week.

Sell Media is a WordPress plugin, and is therefore governed by the limitations of your own web server. Sell Media wouldn’t have any problem with handling 5,000 or more images. The key is to add specific, relevant keywords to your images. That makes it easy for users to find the images when searching and it also makes it easy for you to locate the images in WordPress.

Hope that helps!

Quick View shows the Product Title and the File ID. Here is the example:

https://demo.graphpaperpress.com/sell-media/photos/water/

The gallery only shows the Product Title. The File ID is shown in the URL.

You can use javascript to disable the link into the actual gallery image page:

jQuery( document ).ready( function($) {
    $('.sell-media-gallery-page .sell-media-item').bind('click', function(e){
	e.preventDefault();
    });
});

You’d want to add that code into your theme or child theme inside a jQuery

Sell Media doesn’t require a license. Are you talking about our paid plans at GraphPaperPress.com? If so, you’ll get access to all of our premium themes and plugins as long as your plan is active. https://graphpaperpress.com/pricing/

1. This issue was fixed shortly after 2.2 was released. It was introduced because of the new video/audio support that we added in 2.2.
2. Currently, that’s how the SEARCH EVERYTHING option works. It searches all attachments. It has to, otherwise you wouldn’t be able to search for images (technically called “attachments”) in galleries.
3. Creating controlled keyword vocabularies produces better, more specific results than relying on the “search everywhere” feature. Search everywhere is a broad, less specific search. We’ve been talking about removing it altogether and simply force users to create controlled keyword vocabularies.
4. The buy button is disabled until a user makes a selection. This is intended by design as it minimizes configuration for sellers and forces buyers to make informed, deliberate buying decisions. I’ll discuss your request with the team.

Fixed in version 2.2