Joe Banks
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Media Library Assistant] View ONLY images that do not have alt textDavid,
For development version 2.99:
I can verify that in our specific instance’s View we are testing:
Specification:
image,custom:_wp_attachment_image_alt,nullThe view is working as intended: only images where the alt text is null are shown.
Thank you and complete!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Media Library Assistant] View ONLY images that do not have alt textThank you. I will reply back by tomorrow with the tested results.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Activity Log - Monitor & Record User Changes] Missing Notifications Settings+1 on the above. I do not see the Notifications tab on the Settings page.
Thanks!
+1 to above.
All set thanks, enough said here! ??
Thank you for this complete reply. And news about your GenerateBlocks Pro.
Is the documentation for the “settings” documented officially on the WP Show Posts website? Or should I simply refer to www.ads-software.com documentation for those variables?
Thanks again!
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Enable Media Replace] CapabilitiesWhat @olhirt is asking is something we’ve been wondering about the plugin.
Does this plugin allow editing of media the same as the default expected WordPress behavior (edit_posts, edit_others_posts), or does it open editing of media beyond this?
What is the expected behavior?
Thank you!
Glad to help. Verified fix with the following steps:
- Logged in to multisite “subfolder” instance as Super Admin
- Deactivated current version then activated version 2.0.1-dev on subsite
- Visited subsite with “Members” settings “Enable Private Site” and “Disable Feed” already checked
- Site is now viewable from “front”; no more message “You do not currently have access to the ‘INSERT NAME’ site. If you believe you should have access, please contact your network administrator…”
- Switched to another user, who is neither Super Admin nor user of above site. Message “You do not currently have access to the ‘INSERT NAME’ site” appears as expected.
Questions or more info, please let me know!
Thanks, of course: I should have done that, myself. Thank you!
Thanks for the notice. I’ll be on the lookout for future updates.
Please update the SSL on that site, so that I can access it appropriately.
Adding double quotes does not provide the desired result:
(.[+extension+], [+post_modified,date("m/d/y, g:i a")+], [+file_size,kbmb( 1024 , ' KB', ' MB' )+])creates this literal result on the page.
(.docx, [+post_modified,date(“m/d/y, g:i a”)+], 18.578 KB)
I will review your second suggestion in the meantime.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Joe Banks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Media Library Assistant] Reasons Image/Icons for Files Not DisplayingI was hoping you would not answer this until you returned from travel, and I am replying now simply because I have a free moment, so no need to respond until you have a moment of your own.
Yes, size=icon is definitely included.
Icon support works for *SOME* non-image file types: I displayed all non-image media files with the default shortcode, and then displayed all file types, and globally see that .ppt and .doc icons *ARE* showing, but *NOT .pptx or .docx, and .xlsm but *NOT* .xlsx (there are no .xls files).
I also ask because: This issue is happening on one WP multisite installation but not another. Both are WP 4.7.2.
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It’s a shortcode, this is what I have in the arguments:
columns=1 orderby="name ASC" post_parent="all" post_mime_type="application/pdf,application/*ms*,application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument*" link=file size=iconand for each item:
[+link+] <a href="[+link_url+]">[+post_title+]</a> (.[+extension+], [+post_modified,date('m/d/y)+], [+file_size,kbmb( 1024 , ' KB', ' MB' )+])Sample results
- 2017 XYZ Schedule 2017 XYZ Schedule (.xlsx, 30.151 KB)
- [PDF icon] February 16, 2017 EMB Charts (.pdf, 5.529 MB)
The xlsx file shows the link twice since the icon is missing.
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