snips56

Having had this problem myself, I tracked down the Plesk security logs for this error and it most likely related to ModSecurity Rule 94230 which is a rule limiting the number of special characters (meta characters including the hyphen and ampersand characters) you can pass in a set of parameters to a PHP script thereby limiting the possibility of a SQL Injection attack. In the image submitted by @larvafashion you can see that the load-scripts.php call is passing in a long string composed of many of the jQuery libraries names (most of which seem to include one or more hyphens). While I agree with @vupdraft that you will likely need to work with your host to either disable this rule or modify config to accept this string, it also seems to me that UpDraftPlus, should do its part by limiting the number of libraries it has to call in order to function, and that some of these libraries should be collapsed into a single file/ repository. Furthermore, I wonder of there’s a way people responsible for developing these libraries might be convinced to remove the redundant hyphens in their filenames?

As you can appreciate we would not make any page where an upload function is available accessible to the public. I can create a user account for you if you wish to send me a message snips56 [at] yahoo.com.

Actually I do have access. of course – but adding this code did not fix it. However, I did finally fix it, simply by going into the php code and changing it to use the same “.button” class styling as my default theme instead of using a proprietary “.Buttons” class. This may work for others – thanks for the pointers.

Not a very helpful answer, Lester – as can be noted in several other of your answers in this forum…you state the obvious and provide no solutions. If you are going to say “x” is the problem, then please say “here is a solution”. Otherwise please stop wasting people’s times…I have read several of your posts and just get frustrated that you have taken up my time with no solutions to the problems I am seeking to fix.

Not working – I don’t have access to polls-css.css. How else can I make the Buttons class work cross-browser to have a dark background and light text or vice versa?

Still not working for us even with default theme and plugins deactivated. Could be a permissions issue? Strange thing here is that it appears to be rendered to the page – but not showing up – here is the page source code (note that the container and the button are both showing in code, but just are not visible in page):

<div class=”bbp-uploader-msg”>
To better explain your question or answer, you can upload some screenshots. </div>
<div id=”plupload-upload-ui” class=”hide-if-no-js”>

<div id=”bbp-uploader-img-container”>
<div class=”bbp-files-queue”></div>
</div>

<div id=”drag-drop-area”>
<div class=”drag-drop-inside”>
<p class=”drag-drop-buttons”><input id=”plupload-browse-button” type=”button” value=”Upload Images” class=”button” /></p>
</div>
</div>

</div>

Lee – sorry to connect with you on this forum, but it looks like the one you replied to regarding tabular display has been closed for posting. I was hoping you could share with me the code modifications you made to allow a columnar/ tabular display like you have on the church library?

Thanks zoltanheczog

Unfortunately, while that tightens up the listing, it isn’t what I was asking for. I was looking for a tabular format – that is, a table – with rows and columns. That way I should be able to see four (or whatever number I wish) book images across the first row, then a row break and four more and so on until I reach the pagination limit – maybe 20 books at a time in five rows of four columns. I don’t want to lose the thumbnails, but rather would like to not have them in a single column. I hope this makes sense. Thanks again.

I have the opposite problem, but feel that this may be the right place since others have corrected what I want to correct: my site at https://www.atlanticwoodworkers.com has the slider going full width and I don’t want that – rather, I would like for it to only go the width of the main body – can you point me to where I can adjust this?

OK – well maybe I’ll take a crack at that. Can you tell me what php or js file generates the output of search results?

It costs US$0.00 (can’t really get cheaper than that) to become an Amazon ‘Associate’, which is all you need for the Amazon search to work and from there it is a one-click to insert one of Amazon’s thumbnails

Thanks! I didn’t realize that – I had been looking at signing up for Amazon Web Services, but it looked to me that all options required a paid subscription. I’ll look again for the Associate relationship.

Don’t suppose you have some of that clever stylesheet code around??? ??

Perhaps for a future iteration, you could create a settings items for the search page (or maybe just an option on the inline parameters) that would allow you to choose the number of columns, like so many other WP plugins do?

Thanks for this – I believe it will be helpful for our little woodworkers association, but would be even more useful if we could generate multiple columns and an upload/media library link function.

If you are going to use the media library in WP, then you still have to find a way to attach or select from the library – which doesn’t exist in web librarian. How difficult would it be to create a “select thumbnail from media library” button and function? It would be a nuisance to have to add to the media library through the dashboard and then have to code the link for the thumbnail_url manually, especially for those who may not understand HTML.

For small not-for-profit associations with a small member-based library, it seems to me the cost of Amazon subscription could be prohibitive?