Users created as “Subscriber” (per the WPML + Toolset Access guide for language-specific editors) could not upload images or access the Media Library. Even after granting rights in Access, WordPress still blocked uploads.
Solution:
Subscribers don’t have Media Library access by default because media items use the separate attachment post type and require the core capability upload_files.
Create a custom role (e.g., “Translator” or “German Subscriber”) that is based on Subscriber but includes upload_files, assign it to the translators, then keep language restrictions handled by the WPML/Access setup. This enables uploads in the Media Library and builders like Elementor.
The get_search_query() function was returning an empty string when used inside a Toolset View, causing the Relevanssi relevanssi_didyoumean() function to fail. The issue occurred because Toolset custom search does not use WordPress’s default ?s= parameter, so get_search_query() had no value to read.
Solution:
Instead of using get_search_query(), the Relevanssi function was modified to use the Toolset View’s search URL parameter. By passing the View’s actual search parameter value to relevanssi_didyoumean(), the “Did you mean” functionality worked correctly inside the View’s “No items found” section.
A Taxonomy View was created to display a Google Map with one marker per “Countries” taxonomy term using a Toolset Location/Address field. The map rendered, the address field output as text looked correct, Google Maps API loaded, but no markers appeared, even with a minimal hardcoded marker test. Conflict testing (default theme + only Toolset plugins) did not change the behavior.
Solution:
On the staging site, a new Taxonomy View was created and configured correctly for taxonomy term markers (Countries taxonomy + term address field) so Toolset Maps could read the term location field and output markers. After using the new View (ID 12255) on the test page, the markers displayed correctly. The working setup can be reused and customized:
Working View: /wp-admin/admin.php?page=views-editor&view_id=12255
