Benjamin
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We have published a new beta on imagely.com with a fix for this problem. New uploaded images should appear correctly, existing images will need to be fixed by going to Manage Gallery, selecting those images, and applying the “Remove EXIF Orientation” bulk action.
Thanks for the report! That’s pretty strange, I don’t think I can imagine the cause of the problem without seeing it myself to debug, sorry.
We don’t yet have a release date for the next version but we will be publishing a beta tomorrow.
That could be possible if you are running this code before NextGEN has initialized and loaded; how / when are you invoking that PHP?
Hi jrphoto76,
Can you be more detailed about it loading only two images? Do you mean that a thumbnail display of a gallery with 20 images only shows two thumbnails, slideshows only have two images in them, or is your lightbox only displaying two images in a gallery?
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In reply to: [Photo Gallery, Sliders, Proofing and Themes - NextGEN Gallery] Album ManagerIf you follow this page the Yoast people have kindly provided instructions on how to open your browsers development tools. If you open the development tools on those pages are you getting any javascript errors? Thanks,
Hi HollyKNY,
We are re-implementing the legacy templates as new views in the next NextGEN release so you will be able to just change an option in your display settings to keep your current galleries without writing your own templates.
Sorry clairek94,
That sounds like something went wrong during the upload process; perhaps the zip file was corrupted slightly during transfer. I’m sorry that happened, but the best resolution is most likely to just delete the
/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/directory and upload it again.Sorry, yes I meant the ImageMagick policy.xml limitations. I’m not aware of any guidelines for what is necessary for images by resolution, but I would start with just quadrupling your current values and then walking them down if that resolves the issue. There may be a typo in the “area” policy — it says “128MB” but I think it should be “MP” instead (as the original policy.xml does — https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick/blob/master/config/policy.xml)
That is strange, the two aren’t at all related. I only see NGG & NGG Pro in your plugins list, is there any chance you have a Pro Tile display on a page and there’s another plugin that uses Justified-Gallery.js enqueued?
Sorry, we don’t have a feature for importing Media Library galleries.
It is possible to do in code however: if you find our method (in the nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/nextgen_addgallery_page directory) called
import_media_library_action()you can copy most of that method and then only need to sort out how to retrieve your Media Library galleries instead of importing individual images.If you have any questions on that I’d be glad!
I can’t promise it will work, but one of these constants MAY fix your problem:
define('NGG_DISABLE_RESOURCE_MANAGER', TRUE); define('NGG_DISABLE_FILTER_THE_CONTENT', TRUE);Please let me know either way! Thanks,
Just so I understand you correctly: the JS error was fixed by enabling the “Resize images at upload” option in NextGEN? Thanks,
Sorry mahmacc, I’m not seeing any NextGEN galleries on your site. Is there a specific page with this issue?
We try to support the last version of Internet Explorer which appears to be the last holdout of browsers not supporting this feature; in this case we recently upgraded a third party library (select2) and probably aren’t going to invest the time into forking select2. I do however intend soon to make it optional to disable select2 so that users can use a plain HTML <select> if they prefer — that would indirectly solve your issue. Sorry!