erolsk8

Hi @leemon,

I just updated plugin to call load_plugin_textdomain() function and added one translation.

Please let me know if it works for you.

Thanks

Yes __() function is used so that it’s ready for translation, but I didn’t get to actually implement it.

I can try to do it when I find some time. Maybe today or in next couple of days. It shouldn’t be that complicated.

Thanks for pointing it out. I’ll update this topic when it’s done.

Hi @aspeagle, I’m closing this task since there was not reply for 2 weeks.

And if you still need this, you can check this topic that might be related:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/scan-button-does-nothing/

This plugin required “short_open_tag” to be turned on for PHP on server. But I updated it now, so that it works even if short_open_tag is turned off.

Hey @jjennings, just want to let you know that Nemanja found issue which might have caused you trouble, and I just updated plugin to fix that issue. So if you ever need this plugin, you can try again.

Wow, thanks @ziontrooper!

I’ll fix it right away ??

It ignores those files ending image sizes (thumbnails) because those are automatically generated and shouldn’t be imported to Media Library.

Some files are ignored:
– index.php,
– various hidden files,
– WP generated thumbnails – anything ending with for example -100×100.jpg.

If you add file directly to uploads directory (not through WordPress), and run “Scan Files” in this plugin, that new file should show up.

This plugin uses default “uploads” directory that itself WordPress uses, and path can be seen highlighted on first page of this plugin.

Not sure what kind of debugging would be helpful here.

There is no option to change where plugin look for files because it uses default “uploads” directory that WordPress itself uses. That is shown highlighted on first page of this plugin (below “Scan Files” button).

You can change default “uploads” directory of WordPress and also of this plugin, if you add this to wp-config.php:

/** Change Media Upload Directory */
define(‘UPLOADS’, ‘wp-content/media’);

Scan ignores WP generated thumbnails, so any file name ending with thumbnail size (e.g. -100×100). Because it would be huge list if those are also shown, but I’m planning to make that optional.

Can’t think of anything else that might be wrong, if you are looking at right folder.

Hi Luca,

What exactly is not working for you? Can you provide some error or screenshot?

Thanks

Erol

Thanks for reply, I now see that everything is in ‘RestrictCats_user_options’… But it will be very hard for me make changes there… So I should probably first import User, and then “manualy” Restrict him to Category… Bummer…

But thanks for clearing this out, and thanks for plugin! Its much better than Bind User to Cat…