• There is a lot of demand for a wpg3 Plugin, but I couldn’t find a project which is developing it yet. Are there some?

    I would love to put some energy into plugin development if I find at least 2 more people working seriously with me.

    The WPG3 Plugin should be backward compatible enabling all the WPG2 users to update their sites without need to change the old tags in WordPress pages and posts.

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  • htb

    (@halinasplace)

    got it working not in a post but a page
    http://blog.halinasplace.net.au/blog/test-3/
    now I’ll do some formatting of the css

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    weird behaviour with default template – the styling seems to change on a refresh of the page – can’t seem to find the problem

    http://blog.halinasplace.net.au/blog/test-3/

    before I use this as a default and copy t to make another one would like to get the default working properly

    Thread Starter digitaldonkey

    (@digitaldonkey)

    It might be not the Style, but on some page realoads the javascript isn’t loaded. It contains by now a little jQuerry snipplet to give all blocks the same height.

    Maybe a .block{ height: auto; } can help when javascript is disabled?
    Please let me know if you find

    The REST-Api Key you find on your G3-User Page. Login to g3 and klick on your nam at the top-right (using default theme).

    @shecter:
    halinasplace is right. I thought I solved this issue in 0.8.3 .. but now again πŸ™‚

    In General:
    There are still some issues about updating the caches. If you have unexpectable behavior safe WPG3 Options page at least 2 times. It might help.

    @halinasplace
    Thanks for your comments. I’ll see if I can keep my promisses to enable integration in posts too in next release.

    I’m heavily working on the Insert-Image (imagechose) and an additional (default)-Inline-block-template now.

    Thread Starter digitaldonkey

    (@digitaldonkey)

    @halinasplace:
    you should use jQuery( … ) instead of $(…) for jQuery in WP. It runs in No-Conflict mode.

    Check you Javascript-Error console. It might resolve some strange behavior.

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    I have plenty of warnings in my error console it would be hard to say where the conflict is…. I do however have this statement in my themes default css

    #content .post .gallery {
    overflow:hidden;

    }
    I’m playing around with it at the moment

    Thread Starter digitaldonkey

    (@digitaldonkey)

    Just solfe the Errors. You hardly will find any application without warnings. WordPress isn’t, due to workarounds. e.g. there are at least 3 ways to get rounded corners and for the not-firefox-ones (-webkit …) you’ll get a warnig too.

    But some of your Javascripts drop errors. Make sure you don’t have errors to have a predicable testing environment.

    I added a <div class="clear"></div> into this template for the next release to stop the floating after the gallery. The overflow: hidden dosn’t make sense for me at this point, but maybe for you πŸ™‚

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    Error: $(document).ready is not a function
    Source File: http://blog.halinasplace.net.au/blog/test-3/Postcards/
    Line: 227

    when running your script – so how do I solve this again running jquery instead of $(…) – how do I go about doing that ? sorry I haven’t come across this issue before….

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    never mind – I’m solving the errors – but when it does work I notice if I have albums nested within each other then it doesn’t go down another level
    eg if you try out and go to postcards there is another subalbum – clarendon st – if you click this – it doesn’t go to the sub album

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    Well I’ve cleared all the errors and I’m still getting the same problem with your jscript not being called unless I do a refresh – I’ll keep looking – any hints?

    Thread Starter digitaldonkey

    (@digitaldonkey)

    There is a inline style style=”…”

    One time we load is’s
    height: 60px; width: 110px;
    which looks odd. Another time:
    height: 244px; width: 204px;
    which looks correct. maybe it is my javascript that causes the issue. (try disabling it). But

    I think it is this:

    jQuery(document).ready(function(){		$("a[rel='zoom']").colorbox({slideshow:false,transition:'fade',maxHeight:'70%',photo:true });
    });

    you have to replace EVERY $ with jQuery read here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script#jQuery_noConflict_wrappers.

    So maybe sometimes firefox continuos the script, sometimes not.

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    I’ve removed that code (jQuery(document).ready(function(){ $(“a[rel=’zoom’]”).colorbox({slid etc)

    it was causing errors
    but when I clear the firefox cache it works for a little while on the first album….

    ps you mean I have to go through all the javascripts and all the code and replace it – thats a lot of work

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    so the first album always works properly and subsequent albums do not.
    also nested albums don’t work either ….hope this helps a little further!

    Thread Starter digitaldonkey

    (@digitaldonkey)

    Maybe there is an issue, because the Album and Subalbum name are the same.

    In next release I will include some more debug info about the request. I can not see what is happening without adding some print_r for the request or $slugs.

    The Request is handled WPG3_Rewrite::page_content_filter() if you wanna dig deeper.

    With my local test installations Subsubsubalbums work well.

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    your slugs don’t seem to be the issue as it is picking up the write url and rewriting it but the album content is wrong – I’ve put print_r in various places and it shows up ok – any requests on where to put the print_r in the code?

    htb

    (@halinasplace)

    the wrong parent is being passed to the album template:)

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