That is the fix I tried… I just verified the file in my FTP and this is the code in it:
$(document).tooltip({
items: ‘.title-display-tooltip a, .photonic-slideshow.title-display-tooltip img’,
track: true,
show: false,
selector: ‘.title-display-tooltip a, .photonic-slideshow.title-display-tooltip img’,
hide: false
});
Please activate the plugin so that I might see the error message and troubleshoot.
Plugin is now active. Thank you!
I am not seeing it active at http://www.photoxplorer.com. When I search the source code, I don’t see any “photonic” over there.
Ha, weird! The Photonic plugin is definitely displayed as active in my plugin page. The only option I displayed is to deactivate it
You might need to refresh your caches, in that case. As in, it is likely that your caching plugin has not rebuilt the pages after you reactivated the plugin.
Ok, that should be done now
OK – it looks like the minified file generated by your caching plugin does not have your changes. Take a look at https://www.photoxplorer.com/wp-content/cache/minify/8784d.js, which seems to be the minification of Photonic, and search for “tooltip” there. You will not see the changes you made.
So, either try to regenerate the minified version of the script, or turn off the minification for photonic.js.
I use W3 Total Cache and I deactivated the minification feature. It fixed the problem! Good job on the diagnostic.
I look forward to using this plugin, thanks!
