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In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Linking images to categorieswell, there is, but you’ll have to write your own template 🙂
you’re welcome 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] "simple" template – validatorhey, joo-joo 🙂
in 1.7, I’ve added a hidden ‘span’ element that holds intermediate size filename difference and extension, which is then appended to the fullsize filename (e.g. ‘-300×225;#;#;png’).
if you have any other suggestions, just fire away 🙂
@itsbarry: please try v1.7-RC and see if it works better for you.
You can download it from here: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/file-gallery.zip
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Linking images to categories@loopy53: unfortunately, no. There’s no way to tell File Gallery or WordPress how to do that automatically.
But you could, for example, upload all images to a subdirectory within your theme’s directory, each named after a category slug, and then use the get_categories() function to loop through categories and link each image to a category.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Issues with "preview"?Thanks for the nice comment 🙂 And if you have any ideas on how I could improve the interface and make it more intuitive, please just go ahead and post them here.
The problem you described would be related to WordPress in general, as File Gallery hooks itself to a filter within the default WordPress gallery shortcode function. So if that wouldn’t fire, then File Gallery wouldn’t either. Try disabling File Gallery and see what happens then. It’s probably just a JavaScript autosave timing issue.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Problems after WP upgrade to 3.1@security_man: could you please send me a screenshot? that would help me a lot, thanks 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Problem With Captions and Titles@ventrilqstman: this is quite an odd behavior, as File Gallery doesn’t have any database of its own, so if the data is shown in one place and not the other, then it’s a mystery to me 😐
are you by any chance using any caching plugins, like W3 Total Cache, for example?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Problems after WP upgrade to 3.1@security_man: regarding missing buttons in MSIE (I’m assuming version 7?), that’s been fixed in 1.7 as well
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Problems after WP upgrade to 3.1@smilenj, @security_man: please try version 1.7 of the plugin and tell me if the problem persists – here’s a copy / paste from another post:
I’ve uploaded v1.7 to the trunk (development version), so please download it from here: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/file-gallery.zip and see if everything works OK after upgrade.
Please update like this:
1) on the media settings page, make sure that the option “Delete all options on deactivation?” is NOT checked
2) deactivate current version of the plugin
3) delete current version of the plugin via WordPress interface, or just overwrite files on the server via FTP
4) upload File Gallery 1.7 either via WordPress interface, or via FTP
5) activate new versionThank you very much in advance, it helps me a lot when people test new versions before they are released to public 🙂
Aesqe
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] problems with file-gallery and video plugins@isle2isle: please tell me which video plugin conflicts with File Gallery so I can fix the problem. Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Files not actually deleted@pheonixgh: you can use the “file_gallery_crystal_url” filter to change the location of default file type icons.
by default it’s: “get_bloginfo(‘wpurl’) . ‘/’ . WPINC . ‘/images/crystal’;”
so just feed it your url without a trailing slash 🙂
If you want to use generic file type icons instead of image thumbnails, then the simplest option would be to create your own template. You can then use $attachment->post_mime_type variable to check attachment mime type.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] What if there are 2000 gallery pages?I’ve uploaded v1.7 to the trunk (development version), so please download it from here: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/file-gallery.zip and see if everything works OK after upgrade.
Please update like this:
1) on the media settings page, make sure that the option “Delete all options on deactivation?” is NOT checked
2) deactivate current version of the plugin
3) delete current version of the plugin via WordPress interface, or just overwrite files on the server via FTP
4) upload File Gallery 1.7 either via WordPress interface, or via FTP
5) activate new versionThank you very much in advance, it helps me a lot when people test new versions before they are released to public 🙂
Aesqe
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Files not actually deletedI’ve uploaded v1.7 to the trunk (development version), so please download it from here: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/file-gallery.zip and see if everything works OK after upgrade.
Please update like this:
1) on the media settings page, make sure that the option “Delete all options on deactivation?” is NOT checked
2) deactivate current version of the plugin
3) delete current version of the plugin via WordPress interface, or just overwrite files on the server via FTP
4) upload File Gallery 1.7 either via WordPress interface, or via FTP
5) activate new versionThank you very much in advance, it helps me a lot when people test new versions before they are released to public 🙂
Aesqe
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Gallery] [Plugin: File Gallery] Problem With Captions and Titles@ventrilqstman: fortunately, this is, by design, impossible 🙂
What you’re experiencing could only happen if you were editing an “original” attachment and then looking for changes in one of its copies, or vice versa.
See here for clarification: http://skyphe.org/wp-content/plugins/file-gallery/help/index.html#originals_and_copies.
Try disabling the “Filter out duplicate attachments (copies) when browsing media library?” option on the media settings page – then you’ll be able to browse all attachments (including copies) using the WordPress media library interface.
As always, I could be absolutely wrong about this, so please let me know if any or all of the above does not hold its ground 🙂
And thank you for the compliments 😉