Thank you for following up and starting a support topic for this issue.
The “ajaxurl” variable is set by WordPress. MLA has several JavaScript modules that use the value WordPress sets but does not alter it in any way I know of. MLA only loads JavaScript in admin mode, so if you see this message on “front end” posts/pages something else is going on.
There may be some JavaScript conflict when MLA is active. You might be able to avoid the conflict and leave most of MLA running by changing your MLA settings:
1. Navigate to the Settings/Media Library Assistant General tab
2. Scroll down to the Media Manager/Media Grid Enhancements section
3. Uncheck the “Enable Media Grid Enhancements” and “Enable Media Manager Enhancements” boxes
4. Scroll to the bottom and click “Save Changes”
Unchecking those options will prevent MLA from sending much of its JavaScript code to the browser and might resolve the problem. It would be great if you can try that and let me know if it works for you.
I have not been able to reproduce the problem on my system so I have nothing else to suggest at this moment. If you see the message on “front end” posts/pages and you can post a link to one of them I can investigate further. If the problem is only in admin mode and you can give me a temporary account on your site I can have a closer look. I understand that may not be possible. If you want to do it I will give you a way to send the login information.
Thanks for any additional information you can give me, and thanks for your interest in the plugin.
It has been a month since my last post in this topic and I have seen nothing further in response. I assume you have found a solution that works for your application.
I am marking this topic resolved, but please update it if you have any progress to report or new information to share.
