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Originally Posted by Jaxel

ALL simple search is broken in 4.1.5. This has been fixed for the next version... You can fix it yourself for now by changing like 30 in "media_search.php" from:

if (vbstrlen($keyword) < 3)

to

if (vbstrlen($keywords) < 3)

There is a conflict with this modification and some of Valter's VSA modifications that will prevent navbar permissions from being handled correctly. I don't know exactly who's fault it is; but I'm pretty sure there are no errors in my code that would be causing this problem. There is a work around for this however.

Admin Control Panel > Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager > "media NAVTAB"

Find the code:

    $perms = media_permissions();

Replace with:

$perms['rate'] = true;
$perms['comment'] = true;
$perms['submit'] = true;
$perms['playlist'] = true;
 
if (is_member_of($vbulletin->userinfo, explode(',','5,6')))
{
    $perms['modtags'] = true;
    $perms['modcategory'] = true;
    $perms['modservice'] = true;
}

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This bug is "fixed" in the next version by simply disabling ImageMagick support in this mod. Lines 55-61 of "media_functions_build" are my attempts to get this mod working with Imagick. But I don't know how to use Imagick and I have yet to find a single person who can explain to me how it works.

Sorry, I have the same problem, but it is vbulletin 4.0.6 and doing this gives me error in the database

Database error in vBulletin 4.0.6:

Invalid SQL:

		SELECT COUNT(mediaID) AS count
		FROM XXXXXXXXXXX
		WHERE media.title LIKE '%media%' AND media.title LIKE '%short%';

MySQL Error   : Unknown column 'media.title' in 'where clause'
Error Number  : 1054
Request Date  : Wednesday, August 18th 2010 @ 10:26:45 PM
Error Date    : Wednesday, August 18th 2010 @ 10:26:45 PM
Script        : XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/forum/media.php
Referrer      : XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/forum/media.php?do=search
IP Address    : XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Username      : XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Classname     : vB_Database
MySQL Version : 5.0.90