Dan Rossiter

It sounds like the localpost option is false. You can either go to Dashboard -> Settings -> Document Gallery and set localpost to false (this is the default so if you haven’t changed it this may already be set). Also ensure you’re not including “localpost=false” in your shortcode (eg: [dg localpost=false]).

Please let me know if this does not resolve the issue.
-Dan

Sorry, I lied about 2 parameters. It’s actually 3. The first is the default icon template, the second is the attachment ID, and the third is the boolean value you’re looking for.

For the other two filters, it is just the 3.

-Dan

Hi Magsvejr,

Let me see if I understand correctly: You are getting a thumbnail in your gallery, but clicking the icon takes you to a server error page (“could not find what you are looking for”). Is that correct?

Can you show me a URL to the page where you’re seeing this? It sounds like another plugin may be playing with attachment paths, but looking at where this issue is may help me narrow down where the issue is coming from.

Thanks!
-Dan

Glad that tweak for the descriptions worked! I’ll have it in the next official release sometime soon 🙂

With the filtering function, you’ll want to accept two parameters. The first value will be, as you discovered, the gallery as it is generated (the value being filtered). The second parameter will receive the boolean you are looking for.

Let me know if that works for you!
-Dan

Hi karidemi,

I don’t have time to test this solution this minute, but if you you want to try replacing toString() in inc/class-document.php with the following, I *think* it will give you what you want.

-Dan

public function __toString() {
      static $find = null;
      if (is_null($find)) {
         $find = array("%link%", "%img%", "%title_attribute%", "%title%", "%description%");
      }

      $thumb = $this->gallery->useFancyThumbs()
          ? DG_Thumber::getThumbnail($this->ID)
          : DG_Thumber::getDefaultThumbnail($this->ID);

      $repl = array($this->link, $thumb, $this->title_attribute, $this->title, $this->description);

      $doc_icon = apply_filters(
         'dg_icon_template',
         '   <div class="document-icon">' . PHP_EOL .
         '      <a href="%link%"><img src="%img%" title="%title_attribute%" alt="%title_attribute%" /><br>%title%</a>' . PHP_EOL .
         ($this->gallery->useDescriptions() ? "   <p>%description%</p>" . PHP_EOL : '') .
         '   </div>' . PHP_EOL,
         $this->gallery->useDescriptions(),
         $this->ID);

      $core = str_replace($find, $repl, $doc_icon);

      // users may filter icon here
      return apply_filters('dg_doc_icon', $core, $this->ID, $this->gallery->useDescriptions());
   }

Thanks so much for reporting and I apologize for the inconvenience.

We were using some functionality in PHP that is not compatible with older PHP installs.

I’ve just pushed out version 2.2.1 which should resolve the issues. If you encounter any further issues, please don’t hesitate to report them.

Thanks!
-Dan

Hi gregvpruitt,

Both of the options you described are now available 🙂

If you go to Dashboard -> Settings -> Document Gallery, the changing sizes option is in the General tab and the Thumbnail Management has the thumbnail deletion functionality (after deleting, the thumbnail will be regenerated next time a gallery including the attachment is deleted.

-Dan

Just an update regarding the description of logging above:

Logging no longer requires an external plugin or messing with WP_DEBUG. Just navigate to Dashboard -> Settings -> Document Gallery -> Advanced tab and check the enable logging box.

-Dan