AlanP57

Yes, there is a way to exclude a folder and all its subfolders from being included in the folder tree. The name of the folder that CiviCRM adds to the Uploads folder can be included in the folders_to_hide.txt which is a list of folders to exclude. You can let me know the name of this folder and I will include in the next release. Plus, you can manually add this folder name to the file in your Media Library Folders plugin. To do this, using your site’s file manager, go to wp-content/plugins/media-library-plus and find the folders_to_hide.txt file. Open the file with an editor. Then go to the last line of the file, press the return/enter key to create a new line; on the new line, type the name of the folder that Media Library Folders should skip. Save the file and then follow the steps to reset the folder data (deactivate Media Library Folders, activate Media Library Folders Reset, Under Reset Media Library Folders Data, click the Reset Folder Data Button; once finished, reactivate Media Library Folders to do a fresh scan of your folders).

Let me know the name of the folder to exclude.

You can do that with the pro version.

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// Determine posts_per_page safely (REST + non-REST)
$posts_per_page = 0;

// Prefer the query object's value if available
if ( isset($wp_query) && $wp_query instanceof WP_Query ) {
$posts_per_page = (int) $wp_query->get('posts_per_page');
}

// Fall back to query var (theme loops, etc.)
if ( $posts_per_page === 0 ) {
$posts_per_page = (int) get_query_var('posts_per_page');
}

// If still invalid, use WP setting (default 10 if option missing)
if ( $posts_per_page === 0 ) {
$posts_per_page = (int) get_option('posts_per_page', 10);
}

// WP convention: -1 means "show all posts" => 1 page
if ( $posts_per_page < 0 ) { $pages = 1; } else {

// Never allow division by zero

$posts_per_page = max(1, $posts_per_page); $found_posts = ( isset($wp_query) && $wp_query instanceof WP_Query ) ? (int) $wp_query->found_posts : 0;
$pages = (int) ceil($found_posts / $posts_per_page);
}

Many users have found the Media Library Folders Reset plugin to be a valuable utility that helps resolve occasional issues that can develop over time. By including it with the main plugin, we make it easier for users to quickly fix common problems without needing to install a separate tool or wait for assistance from our support team.

Unfortunately, we don’t currently have the ability to prevent this utility from being activated when it’s installed. However, if you prefer to remove it manually, you can do so safely using your site’s file manager or an FTP client (such as FileZilla).

To remove it:

1. Navigate to the following folder on your server: wp-content/plugins/media-library-plus/
2. Locate and delete the file named mlp-reset.php.

This will remove the Reset utility from your site while keeping the main plugin intact.

This is a scenario that we had not anticipated where media files are added to the media library by another method other than uploading. I’ll need to look into possible solutions and get back to you.

You can try opening your browser console panel and then open the Media Library Folders page. Then in the console, look for Javascript errors. Some errors and warnings may not be related to Media Library Folders. To display the browser console in Google Chrome, use one of these quick methods:

• On Windows/Linux, press Ctrl + Shift + J to open the Console tab directly.
• On macOS, press Cmd + Option + J for direct console access.

I have received the debug.log you sent by email. It shows one issue that should be addressed. I will look into resolving it an get back to you.