OK, Hal, I found it. The parameter passed to the function was missing:
function responsive_slider($id = 0) {
I think the plugin is working perfectly now.
If it’s all said and done now let me know and I will mark it resolved.
Hal, I didn’t see your last until I posted mine.
I obviously don’t understand PHP in this case, because I would think the $id = 0 would supply 0 as the value of $id to $meta_value. Evidently it doesn’t, because the plugin is working and displaying the two sliders with just four slides each.
Yes, what you wrote is what it should be. $id = 0 means 0 is the default if nothing get’s passed.
Yes, Darren, I think it’s all good. I’ll post my latest version of the file at http://www.drlanelester.com/responsive-slider.txt
Great! Thanks for the plugin.
maybe the plugin’s developer can include those edits into the next upgrade of the plugin ?
(which actually was just updated yesterday).
Thank you for taking the time to resolve this issue!
Looking forward to it being added to the repository.
Have a great day!
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Some download sources of this plug-in still have the original code to them where the slider doesn’t stay in the source position. Apply the code above to fix.
Thanks very much alchymyth for the fix!
Plugin Author
Griden
(@griden)
Hi all,
Thanks for the input and sorry for the delay – it’s been a while since I checked the plugin forums. The slider is now updated.
I ended up using Cyclone Slider2 on the site I was building. But I just tested the new version of RS on a test site, and it’s working fine. Thanks for the update; I’m glad to have this as an option for future sites.
It would be a kindness if developers would include the shortcode and PHP snippet where it could be easily found. A good spot would be the Slides / Settings page.
