deanpaddock
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Thank goodness that somebody else is having this issue. I have spent days trying to figure out what is going on and have failed.
I am using WordPress 4.0
I have a clients site that had 736 items in the media library. I uploaded 78 images. I then get a message from the client that they cannot see all the images in grid view.
Looking in Chrome dev tools-> network I can see that admin-ajax.js is constanly making a request for second page of results.
Each call to admin-ajax returns 40 items, mine is stuck on the second page.
I counted the items showing and there are only 79 showing. So, as each call should return 40 items, I manually checked the json array returned by the first admin-ajax call and the second one (which is forever repeating). The second call returned an item in the array that was in the first. I am not sure if this is supposed to happen or if this is what is causing this problem.
I have no plugins and have tried it on TwentyForteen also.
I cannot seem to pin down what causes the issue, I have done a clean install on localhost and server but cannot pin down consistently why it happens.I have used the below code to give me the sub categories of selected categories.
You add the following code twice:$subcats = get_categories('hierarchical=1&hide_empty=0&child_of='.$term_id); foreach ($subcats as $subcat) { $this->cat_list .= ($subcat->cat_ID . ','); }on the next lines after:
$this->cat_list .= $term_id . ',';which are originaly at line numbers 409 and 428.
So you should have the following code twice:$this->cat_list .= $term_id . ','; $subcats = get_categories('hierarchical=1&hide_empty=0&child_of='.$term_id); foreach ($subcats as $subcat) { $this->cat_list .= ($subcat->cat_ID . ','); }The extra lines of code obtain the sub categories of the category ($term_id) that the user can view.