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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WordPress Gallery Slideshow

    Now, (June 2010) it’s down completely. The guy’s main page seems to be there, but links to the plugin page from his site and from the WP site return a not found error…

    Thread Starter kodiak3000

    (@kodiak3000)

    Ah, thanks. I had a feeling it would be something that simple!

    Much appreciated Michael.

    Thanks madjax, but it didn’t help. Any other suggestions?

    I tried this without success. Both Thumbnails and Images have their quality set to 100% and I put the thumbnails at 150×150, but the grainy, fuzzy quality of the pictures hasn’t changed. The originals are of high enough quality that they should be showing clearly.

    Do I need to re-upload them after changing these settings?

    I’m having this problem too. I’m trying to give my site owner Editor rights plus a few, and I can’t select any of the NextGen permissions…

    kodiak3000

    (@kodiak3000)

    Hey SohoPress,

    Just visited your site, and you’ve accomplished exactly what I want to do. So each of your authors has their own blog, right? And each one can write their own posts on that page? I want to do something similar, but I don’t want userA to be able to edit or post on userB’s page/blog. Is that what you have going on?

    And did you use categories in the end?

    Cheers, and well done!

    Hey Alex,
    I’m having a similar problem. I have several albums displayed on one page. They’re on separate lines, but I’d like to display the Album name above each new album.

    I do know PHP, but I don’t know what you’ve called the function. Can you tell me what to put in: is it $ngg-albumname or something else?

    Cheers,
    Leslie
    PS OUTSTANDING plugin mate.

    The site I’m having this problem with doesn’t offer “Log Out” because I’m not logged in. Bizarrely, When I clicked “Log In” it took me to the login page again, and that time, let me in.

    I have set up sites where I have the Meta section either disabled or hidden, so that “Log In” (or Out) doesn’t appear in the sidebar the way it does by default. That would pose a huge problem. It’s bad that you have to go through that link to get to the dashboard, but it’s really bad if you can’t do it that way either…

    I have cleared the cache and private data, closed and reopened the browser, used a different browser (several, in fact), rebooted the machine…

    None of those works. It sounds like there’s something wrong with the redirection instructions, but I don’t know what page those are on. Anybody?

    Cheers,
    Leslie

    Thread Starter kodiak3000

    (@kodiak3000)

    Update – did the same thing this morning. I cleared the cache and deleted cookies, but it still wouldn’t let me in. Eventually, just as I was about to try something more radical, I tried the login again (not having done anything new with the cache, etc.) and it worked. I’m really stumped on this one…

    I’m having a similar, but different problem. I also have just upgraded from 2.5.1 to 2.6. Occassionally, but not always, when I type in my user id & password, I get the password screen again, with the user id in the first field (i.e. the form has remembered it) and a blank password field.

    There is no “incorrect password” message (the red box that shows at the top when your fingers slip – I know it well), just the empty login screen again. Happens with admin and other users.

    I’ve tried deleting cookies, clearing the cache, using a different browser, resetting the password (emergency.php) and requesting a password reset through the GUI. None of these works.

    Eventually, when I try logging in again, with the same user id and password, it works; it lets me in.

    This has happened twice now. Just as I was getting ready to remove some plugins (via FTP), I thought I’d try one more time, and that time it let me in.

    The ONLY thing I did the second time was delete cookies and clear cache.

    Whadayathink? Anybody else seen this? Is it worth reporting this as a bug?

    Cheers

    I’m having this problem too, only it DOESN’T work in IE6 or 7. I develop on Firefox, and it’s not working there either (v3). I’ve also tried the wp_safe_redirect(wp_get_referer() . ‘?’); solution, but that doesn’t work either.

    I’m using WP 2.6, but it didn’t work with 2.5.1 either.

    I don’t hold out much hope, but I’m thinking that if we keep the thread alive, maybe someone will have a look?

    On that subject, I think I’ll pop over and see about listing it as a bug.

    Thread Starter kodiak3000

    (@kodiak3000)

    Thanks hotkey – I don’t know WHAT I did apart from leave it for half an hour while I was at the dentist. It let me in when I got back; no idea why…

    But no, I hadn’t thought about clearning the cache or cookies, as I hadn’t done that before and it worked fine. I’ll keep it in mind in case there’s a next time.

    cheers!

    I can’t get this to work. I’ve named my anchors like this:

    <a name="locationonpage"></a>

    and I’ve pointed to them like this:
    <a href="#locationonpage">go here</a>

    but actually clicking on the resulting link doesn’t take me to the desired location. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Dynamic Stylesheet

    Hey doodlebee – I got this to work, but instead of calling a different image for each page, it’s calling the same image.

    There’s a default bg image set using the “normal” style.css. This stylesheet should override that, and it does, but it keeps calling the same image rather than a different one for each page.

    I’m the original “helpee” on this one. I’m posting here in case anyone else can help, cause doodlebee’s already gone well beyond the call of duty here.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter kodiak3000

    (@kodiak3000)

    Okay, I found that and managed to get the parameters the way I want them, the style is no longer applied – i.e. the pretty link style and hovers are gone, leaving just bare links. I’d like the style the way it was; any idea why changing
    <?php wp_list_pages(); ?>

    to

    <?php wp_list_pages(‘sort_column=menu_order&title_li=’); ?>

    would do that?

    The Meta section has retained the style.

    I’ve just been playing around with this, and found that it’s the &title_li=’ part of the arguement that does this. If I take that out, the style is fine. If I put that in, and take out the other part, the style disappears.

    Thanks.

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