marineb30

Thanks for your answer,
Actually, I just activated Ajax-load-more plugin but did nothing more with it.

I put this shortcode for my rtmedia gallery to display all the images : do_shortcode('[rtmedia_gallery global="true"]') (it is put in my php template page).

The problem is that I don’t know what to do with Ajax-load-more plugin to make it work on my gallery.
Should I add a special shortcode dedicated to Ajax-load-more or some code in my php files, to make it work on my gallery, and where?
Thanks

Thank you, I downloaded the new MLA development version, but in the documentation tab, when I click on “example plugins” to download the updated example plugin, a blank page is displayed instead of the plugins. (And some other tabs like “Views” for instance, do the same).
Thanks

Hello David,

Thank you very much for all your work on this topic.
I have installed the development version and the updated MLA BuddyPress & rtMedia Example plugin, and used the search form and gallery code you wrote, but it seems that it doesn’t work, no result is found.

I have checked in my database the titles of my “description” posts and the ids of the medias from rtmedia. I have also tried changing the titles from media_id to attachment id, but it still doesn’t work.
Sorry to bother you again with this issue.

Thank you

Hello David,

First thank you because you have helped me a lot a few months ago on my website. Since my long delay, I have made modifications to try to make it more simple, and I have new questions.

People can upload media with rtmedia, and I display the global rtmedia gallery using :
[mla_gallery rtmedia=gallery post_parent=all posts_per_page=100 buddypress_urls=link]

Do you know if it is possible to display media with a query on their title?
For example, I would like to display only media containing “mainImage” in the title, in the gallery. I don’t know if it is possible by modifying the shortcode, something like that :
[mla_gallery rtmedia=gallery post_parent=all posts_per_page=100 <strong>media_title="mainImage"</strong> buddypress_urls=link]

Or if it is not possible with the title in particular, perhaps is it possible to show the gallery of medias containing “mainImage” in their whole post?

Also, I have created a custom post type, called “Description” . Each “Description” post contains text and taxonomies. The title of each “Description” post ($post_title) is a number corresponding to a rtmedia id.

With a MLA searchbar, I would like, when a user writes for example “Paris France” in the search bar, that it searchs all the “Description” posts containing these 2 words ; and that it displays in a gallery the rtmedia medias whose media_id is the title of the description posts.

For instance, if three “Description” posts contain the words “Paris” and “France”, we retrieve their titles ($post_title) : (420, 500 and 600 for example) and then we display a gallery with the medias whose media_id are 420,500 and 600.

Thanks a lot for your time,

Marine

Hi David,

Thank you very much for your answer.
I have changed my code so that my ‘city’ meta-key is now stored in my database in ‘wp_postmeta’.
After this change, the code that you wrote with a combination of keyword search and city search works well.
I still have a question :
If I add another meta-key called ‘country’ for example, is it possible to gather all the search bars in only one search bar?

I would like that the user can type either a city, a country, or a word contained in the image title or in the description, to display the images which contain these words.
It doesn’t matter to know if the word written is a city or a county or a word from the description, it would be a global search on all these fields.

Thank you,
Marine

Thank you so much David, it works very well now with the development version and the updated example plugin !

Here is the code added to the search page :

<form id="photo-search-form" action="." method="post">
<input size=50 id="mla-search-box" name="search-string" type="text" value="" placeholder="Enter your search words here...." autofocus/><input id="submit" name="submit" type="submit" value="Search" />
</form>

<hr>
<?php
echo do_shortcode('[mla_gallery rtmedia=gallery post_parent=all posts_per_page=100 s="{+template:({+request:search-string+}|a-bad-term)+}" buddypress_urls="link" mla_nolink_text="Enter search terms above and hit Search!" mla_caption="{+author+} - <strong>{+title+}</strong>" mla_output="paginate_links,prev_next" mla_link_href="{+page_url+}?search-string={+request:search-string+}]');

I have another question: is it possible to search images also by a custom field ?

Actually, I have created a field called $city in the rtmedia uploader, and after the image upload, this city, writen by the user, is displayed near the description area in the image lightbox.

(I did it with the following code :
https://gist.github.com/mangesh/66116130398b8a136458cbf7cc3d736b )

I would like that when we write a city name in the MLA search box, it could display the images containing that city.

Thank you very much