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  • Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    This is just bizarre…

    I’ve used both PHPmyadmin and the script to confirm no further references to http://www.domain.com

    I also confirmed that fileupload_url option is set to http://tripawds.com/files

    Images are now displaying properly on the front end so I suppose that is a step in the right direction.

    We are still missing preview images in the Media Library for legacy images older than a certain date. If anyone has suggestions for resolving that, I’m all ears.

    Otherwise, I think I’ll quit while I’m ahead. I’ve got bigger fish to fry…

    Thanks again for the help Patrick!

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    Thank you for the quick reply Patrick!

    I’ve taken your advice and implemented a non-www redirect via .htaccess.

    And, after doing the following search and replace, the legacy images in question appear to be displaying properly on the front end:

    UPDATE wp_1_posts SET post_content = REPLACE ( post_content, 'http://www.tripawds.com/', 'http://tripawds.com/')

    One issue remains. The old photos within the Media Library still just show the default preview image. Editing the media, indicates that the image file URLs still include www/. For example: …www.tripawds.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/…

    This results in the images not displaying on the attachment pages, which is no big deal. But I would like to have their thumbnails back in the Library to make searching for old photos easier. (The reason I discovered this issue in the first place.)

    Upon further investigation, all images uploaded to the Media Library after 2009/07/20± do have a preview image and no www in the file URL.

    So… assuming it would fix this, what table(s) and field(s) would I search to replace the image file URLs in the Media Library? I’ve bee searching various tables, but can’t seem to find further reference to the http://www.domain/…

    Thanks again!

    PS: Regarding the third issue I brought up, I am still troubleshooting it but I’m starting to think it is unrelated since the changes above had no affect. Please disregard that for now and I’ll start a new topic if i need further assistance.

    PS: I ask because I read in another topic that this wp-config edit no longer works…

    /** Define WordPress.com API Key */
    define('WPCOM_API_KEY','your_api_key');

    ???

    Has anyone figured out where to hardcode in the Akismet key on a multisite install? Is it even possible anymore?

    I wonder if it goes here, in akismet/wrapper.php …

    $wpcom_api_key = defined( 'WPCOM_API_KEY' ) ? constant( 'WPCOM_API_KEY' ) : 'DOES-KEY-GO-HERE?';

    Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. Thank you!

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    Interesting Update…

    I am not having this same issue with sub-sites on another nearly identical multisite network hosted on the same server.

    Any thoughts about how I might troubleshoot this further are greatly appreciated. Thank you!

    I am also experiencing similar problems with our drop-down navigation menu after the 3.8 / 3.8.1 WP update. I’m using the Woo theme, Memorable. I have painstakingly eliminated any plugin conflict, and am running PHP 5.3.26, and MySQL 5.5.34-cll with plenty of RAM allocated.

    Our issue is only with logged in users so I haven’t provided a link since that wouldn’t help. Problem only occurs on an iPad or tablet—no problem on desktop browsers.

    If logged in on an iPad, top-level menu items immediately redirect rather than keep the sub-menu open to elect items. After that happens once, menus will stay open but items do not redirect when clicked.

    I have submitted a Woo support ticket and am awaiting feedback. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    This issue is still unresolved and I have noticed many more topics started about it since I first posted 4+ months ago. I do, however, have an update…

    The Shutter effect still does not work with single images inserted via NGG at full size, even though the ngg-singlepic style does get applied. (Yes, all stylesheets and scripts are in the right place.)

    I just discovered that if you insert the image directly with the singlepic shortcode, the effect does work!

    This is not an acceptable fix when years of blog posts use the Shutter effect on full size images which still open in a window rather than the lightbox effect. It only works for new images inserted with the shortcode.

    I’m hoping this new information may help @photocrati identify the cause and finally fix this problem.

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    @cais Thank You!

    As it is, with a large number of galleries it can literally take minutes for locate the gallery to which you just uploaded photos. We either need the ability to add meta data during upload or have a link to the gallery instead of a simple “upload complete” notice.

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    It’s clearly not just me then who would like to see a way to easily navigate to selected galleries after upload!

    Can anyone from Technocrati please reply to this concern?

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    I just confirmed that the random images do display when using the list of “attachmentids” variable, but I have 100+ images attached to a page so I’d much rather use the “postid”.

    So to clarify, the random-image shortcode works on the page where the photos are attached, and when called on another page via the attachment IDs. But it does not work when called via post-id.

    Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    The fix for this is simple! I just edited line 17 of the plugin code to register a different shortcode unlikely to conflict with any others…

    add_shortcode( 'randomcontent', array( &$this, 'shortcode') );

    Just need to remember the edit whenever plugin gets updated!

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    FYI: By “many steps” I mean I have already ruled out plugin conflicts, run mysqlchck, repair, and optimize commands, and restarted MySQL and Apache, among other things.

    The site is http://tripawds.com

    Thanks again for any help!

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    Please Note: The first link above no longer shows the issue of NGG shortcodes not being rendered, but rest assured the problem persists. I have just found a temporary work-around.

    The theme’s Visual Composer that I am using allows for the insertion of a widgetized element. So, I inserted the NextGen Widget configured to show recent images and now they display.

    This topic is not resolved.

    I am hoping someone from Photocrati can provide feedback for getting the shortcodes or ATP function to work, as I would much rather prefer to have more control over how the gallery displays.

    I’ll gladly help troubleshoot this issue and help test any fixes. What other information can I provide to make this happen?

    Thank you in advance for any help.

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    Thanks for confirming.

    Thread Starter agreda

    (@agreda)

    Maybe you could send me the link it has when you get the error.

    See my first post intheis topic.

    I’ve found another solution that meets our needs, so I have no need to activate this plugin now. Thanks for following up.

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