mrengy

Thanks. Aside from upgrading to the pro version, I might work around this by setting up the mailer connection with a different / more central email address (like info@[my-domain].org or the one referenced in the original post, em…@[my-domain].org) and use the “from” and “reply-to” setting on individual notifications where I want it to use hof@[my-domain].org.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by mrengy. Reason: closed parenthesis

side note: I’m not on the pro version of the WP Mail SMTP plugin.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by mrengy.

That works as expected. Thank you!

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Thank you very much for working on it. This resolves my issue! It filters successfully using that set taxonomy and combines that with searching based on the value in the text field.

One suggestion: on the Terms Search dialog, when I tried to just use the filter at the top on its own without adding a search term in the text field, I got a message on the results page saying “Empty Terms Search; ignored”. It would be nice to be able to use that filter on its own as well as combined with a search. However, that’s a nice-to-have.

?? thanks very much for looking into it.

Would combining an independent “List Filter” dropdown control with one text box and set of controls be sufficient for your application? The “Terms Search List Filter” control would not disturb the existing List Filter on the Media/Assistant screen.

Yes, this would work out all right for my use case if I understand correctly. Basically sounds as though I could have list filters on two different terms at the same time and use one list filter in combination with a term search on a different term.

the thing I am trying to avoid is making people (who are more casual volunteers) go into the Media Library Assistant settings, change the list filter term, and go back to the media page to use it and then go back to reset the settings.

Thanks a lot for your consideration and for the info. 

Yes, an advanced alternative to the “Terms Search” popup feature in the Media/Assistant, with two term text boxes and  their associated controls is what I was thinking of. 

Thanks! get_the_post_thumbnail_url( $this_id, 'thumbnail' ); worked out for me.

Ah, thanks. I had forgotten about the Edit Taxonomy screen. Deleting it from there worked out. Also thanks for the explanation – I can see how others might want to have the terms defined in advance.

Thank you for the heads-up and the updated dev version. I’ve updated it on my site. Earlier I did see that when I edited a single media item and added a new term that way, on the front end where I displayed the term, it showed an ID rather than the name. Thought maybe that bug had been there all along, but perhaps that’s what you’re talking about here that was introduced with the 20230222 version.

To answer your questions:

Correct, my year taxonomy is not hierarchical.

Correct, I had the “checklist” option checked for this taxonomy in settings.

The 20230222 development version resolved my issue. Thanks again!

Thank you very much for the prompt response with the diagnosis, workarounds, and for a dev version to resolve it!

Correcting the images with bulk edit turned out to be a lot quicker than I had feared.

I’ve been focusing on a couple of other critical tasks ahead of an upcoming site launch and will check my taxonomy configuration and test the development version to see if it resolves the issue when I get back into bulk uploading media like I was before.

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by mrengy.

I’m having the same issue and have only noticed it on attachment pages (using this very simple attachments.php template in my theme). I also see the JS error in the console

QM error from JS: QM output does not exist query-monitor.js:770:12

    <anonymous> https://localhost:10003/wp-content/plugins/query-monitor/assets/query-monitor.js?ver=1672957563:770

WordPress 6.1.1
PHP 8.0
Query Monitor 3.11.1

In addition to my local environment, I’m also having the same problem on my staging site.

There’s nothing relevant in wp-content/debug.log (but there are unrelated log entries from other timeout errors I was getting running wp cli commands – so the log is working)

I see the QueryMonitor menu fine on other pages.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by mrengy.

Thanks. I am really looking forward to the solution for this ??

I just tested on development version 20220121, and that resolved this bug for me. Thanks!