Items Deleted from Media Library

Hi,
hmm when deleting items WPAdverts is doing force delete, that is it removes the add and all data attached to it.

The only reason why deleting a payment would delete files from media library as well, would be if you previously had in DB post (or custom post) with ID which the payment histor is now using.

The best way to check it would be to go to phpMyAdmin, and run there following query

SELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE post_parent = 1000;

where 1000 is an actual id of WPAdverts item which deleting would result in deleting media files as well. Now if this query will return some results this means that some of the attachments are incorrectly assigned (to items which no longer exist), if the query will return no results then something else is causing it. Are you using some other plugins on site, aside of WPAdverts?

Thanks for feedback, i created an alternative version of a file which deletes Pricings and Payments, the file is here https://gist.github.com/gwin/3f6320c29da9ef0d235653268a8ea70d, can you upload it (or rather replace original file) to wpadverts/addons/payments/includes/admin-pages.php and see if this helps?

If this won’t help, i will prepare an admin-pages.php alternative file with a log file and few more changes, sorry for using you for debugging, but i can’t seem to replicate this behavior on my dev site.

Thanks for the debug info, i think i was able to pinpoint the problem and have it fixed properly for version 1.0.8, i tested it and the media items are not deleted and number of removed items show fine, however i would apprecieate if you could try the updated code snippet (https://gist.github.com/gwin/3f6320c29da9ef0d235653268a8ea70d) on your site and see if this works for you as well.

The previous snippet i posted only stopped deleting Pricing and Payments children, in this one correct children should be removed (if any, right now there shouldn’t be any children but i am planning to use this functionality in one of future WPAdverts updates).

Ok, great, this will go into next release.

1. With version 1.0.8 we will release BuddyPress integration which will have an option to post in user activity when new Ad is published.

2. You can add following code to your theme functions.php file it will show expiration date on Ad details page

add_action("adverts_tpl_single_details", "tpl_single_details_expiration_date");
function tpl_single_details_expiration_date( $post_id ) {
    $expires = get_post_meta( $post_id, "_expiration_date", true );
    if( $expires ) {
        $expires_text = __( 'Never', 'adverts' );
    } else {
        $expires_text = date_i18n( 'Y-m-d H:i:s', $expires );
    }
    ?>
    <div class="adverts-grid-row">
        <div class="adverts-grid-col adverts-col-30">
            <span class="adverts-round-icon adverts-icon-clock"></span>
            <span class="adverts-row-title"><?php _e("Expires", "adverts") ?></span>
        </div>
        <div class="adverts-grid-col adverts-col-65">
            <?php echo $expires_text ?>
        </div>
    </div>
    <?php
}

3. I am not sure, can you link to some screenshot so i can see how the prices are displayed?

1. The “if” statment is incorrect just change it to

if( $expires ) {
        $expires_text = date_i18n( 'Y-m-d H:i:s', $expires );
    } else {
        $expires_text = __( 'Never', 'adverts' );
    }

2. Since annonymous users can post Ads, on Ad details pages WPAdverts is using Gravatar image associated with user email entered in Create Ad form, not the current user logo image.

3. Dropdown options hide on blur – that is when you click outside of dropdown.

4. in version 1.0.8 i am actually planning to change how the pricings will look, so the users will know this is not just a standard input field.