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Sorry liamwg to read the plugin shows an error.

Unfortunately, I cannot reproduce the issue on my dev site. Could you please provide some more details on the media you are trying to upload?

Another thing you could try is check the setting for “Use Default Category”. If it is checked, the plugin tries to assign the default category to the uploaded media. The value it uses is defined in “Default Media Category”. Could you do some tests:

1. Uncheck the setting “Use Default Category”.

2. Check the setting “Use Default Category” but use another value for “Default Media Category”.

Do these still generate the error?

Hope to hear from you to solve this issue.

Thanks for mentioning this. Especially the inclusion of the solution 😉

Will be fixed in the next version.

Hai Fibro,

Sorry to read you have an issue. Unfortunately, this is indeed a bug and I will fix it soon.

In the mean time could you try to disable the option “Search Media Library” in the WP MCM Settings? The code you are referring to is only called when this checkbox is ticked.

Hai Jean Paul.

Sorry I didn’t reply any sooner. Was working on V2.1.0.

Unfortunately, I cannot determine exactly when to load the css or when not.

I could introduce a switch to let you determine whether to load the front-end code or not. This would however become only available in the Premium version.

Please let me know whether you are interested.

Thanks for the feedback.

Hai Motochika,

No problem.

Dare I ask what version of WordPress are you running?

In the functions.php file of theme twentytwentyone, I found the following code which suggests that the function that is causing the error is only there from WordPress 6.0 onwards:

if ( ! function_exists( 'wp_get_list_item_separator' ) ) :
	/**
	 * Retrieves the list item separator based on the locale.
	 *
	 * Added for backward compatibility to support pre-6.0.0 WordPress versions.
	 *
	 * @since 6.0.0
	 */
	function wp_get_list_item_separator() {
		/* translators: Used between list items, there is a space after the comma. */
		return __( ', ', 'twentytwentyone' );
	}
endif;

I will include the same code in my plugin, but as you might know, it has to wait for the next update 😉

Best regards,

Jan

Updated to v2.0.2 fixing the error_log message and added some description on the premium version. Hope this helps.

I just tested the FileBird Document Library plugin which seems to work as you would like. It might require some rework to move the categories to folders.