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Seems that I hadn’t configured the default tax correctly. The existing template now works but I find it confusing. At some entries the VAT is included and at others not. In my mind the VAT should be shown as one of the last points and should make sense if you calculate everything manually. E.g.

Sum 156
Shipping 10
VAT 33
Total 200

Thanks to this post I found a temporary solution. In add-meta-tags.php (wp-content/plugins/add-meta-tags) I added:

elseif ( $def_key == 'auto_description' || $def_key == 'auto_keywords' ) {
				if( !isset($_POST[$def_key]) ){
					$add_meta_tags_opts[$def_key] = 0;
				}
			}

So starting at line 177 it looks like the following:

if (isset($_POST['info_update'])) {

        // Update settings

        $add_meta_tags_opts = array();

        foreach ($default_options as $def_key => $def_value) {

            // **Always** use the <code></code>settings_version<code></code> from the defaults
            if ($def_key == 'settings_version') {
                $add_meta_tags_opts['settings_version'] = $def_value;
            }

            // Add options from the POST request (saved by the user)
            elseif ( array_key_exists($def_key, $_POST) ) {
                $add_meta_tags_opts[$def_key] = $_POST[$def_key];
            }
			// here is my fix
			elseif ( $def_key == 'auto_description' || $def_key == 'auto_keywords' ) {
				if( !isset($_POST[$def_key]) ){
					$add_meta_tags_opts[$def_key] = 0;
				}
			}

            // If missing (eg checkboxes), use the default value
            else {
                $add_meta_tags_opts[$def_key] = $def_value;
            }
        }

        // Finally update the Add-Meta-Tags options.
        update_option("add_meta_tags_opts", $add_meta_tags_opts);

        //var_dump($_POST);
        //var_dump($add_meta_tags_opts);

        amt_show_info_msg(__('Add-Meta-Tags options saved', 'add-meta-tags'));

    }

$default_options

Array
(
    [settings_version] => 2
    [site_description] =>
    [site_keywords] =>
    [global_keywords] =>
    [site_wide_meta] =>
    [auto_description] => 1
    [auto_keywords] => 1
    [auto_opengraph] => 0
    [auto_dublincore] => 0
    [noodp_description] => 0
    [noindex_search_results] => 1
    [noindex_date_archives] => 0
    [noindex_category_archives] => 0
    [noindex_tag_archives] => 0
    [noindex_author_archives] => 0
    [copyright_url] =>
    [default_image_url] =>
    [i_have_donated] => 0
)

The path is the same and correct. But somehow some files are missing. Assumption: Old database backup was used and in the meantime some files were added …

So there is no plugin available?

OK, I put it in the wrong words. I mean that the allowed web space size was reached. Because it is a hosted webspace I cannot say if the webserver has enough drive space or not.

I’ll upgrade the webspace soon. Nevertheless, I want to know why the files cannot be found in the media library.

So recovering the MySQL database or missing disk space on the webserver itself could be the reason (= hosting problems). Are there any other possibilities?

What possibilities do I have to index the files again on the webserver into the media library?

Thanks it worked!

Thanks Fire Truck. In the meantime I came up with the same function you wrote but thanks for posting it anyway!

And this error only occurs on the start page.