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  • Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    Sounds like your host may not support Flash upload anymore…I would consider switching. Good luck and hope you get it figured out 🙂

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    Most likely you have a corrupted or incomplete version of CataBlog, please log on to your web server with SFTP (FTP) and delete the catablog folder inside wp-content/plugins. now reinstall catablog like you did in your last message.

    Please mark this thread resolved when you get it working, thanks 🙂

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    I hate to ask this for fear of exposing my plugin is at fault, but does the regular Flash WordPress Image Uploader work with your host?

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [CataBlog] CataBlog Update
    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    I would export your catalog into a CSV and XML file (both formats just incase) then do the upgrade. If everything works, great. If not, you can replace your library by importing the CSV or XML files.

    It would be smart to use both formats, just incase the format changes between versions, it can’t hurt. Don’t worry about the images, you can of course copy a backup of them into another directory, but the upgrade will not affect them. Good luck

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    1) The public option does not create any WordPress pages, it is just as easy to disable them as it is to enable them. So your are incorrect in your assumption.

    2) For the current moment the CataBlog Galleries are only compatible with Shortcodes and do not integrate directly into your site via the Public option.

    3) Turning the Public option on adds your catalog items into the native WordPress Search. If your theme is properly configured it will show individual catalog items based on the catalog item’s title and description. Keep in mind that the search feature will not work with the price, product code or other meta data though.

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    Integrating CataBlog into your theme is pretty straightforward, as you know there are two theme files, these files are akin to other standard theme files. When you write WordPress themes you use specific files for the different contexts throughout your site.

    One standard view is the Single Post and another is the Category Listing. When the CataBlog Public feature is enabled, you get two new contexts, Single CataBlog Item and CataBlog Category Listing. These files are used to render permalinks that look something like mysite.com/catablog-item/catalog-item-title. These files can render anything you want, they comprise of HTML and PHP markup tags. I suggest using single.php and taxonomy.php as a starting point for your CataBlog theming.

    Single CataBlog Item File:
    template file: single-catablog-items.php
    similar contexts: single.php, page.php

    CataBlog Category Listing:
    template file: taxonomy-catablog-terms.php
    similar contexts: taxonomy.php, index.php, search.php, category.php

    Once you have the theme integration files in place you can use PHP tags to get CataBlog specific metadata, such as the thumbnail url, price, product code, etc. Soon, I will post here the code that will let you do this…until then have a good one.

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    The css classes are generated by CataBlog and inserted into your document’s head section in a style tag. This is done to help aid the dynamic sizable thumbnails.

    To override a settings is simple enough, just make a rule that has a higher precedence in another stylesheet, like your theme’s style.css file. something like this should do what you want:

    html body .catablog-row {
        height: 100px !important;
    }

    I’m not sure which property you are having trouble with, or which browsers you are trying to support. The height of .catablog-row is a little overly complex at this point, but it was made that way to better support Internet Explorer 6 & 7. Good luck 🙂

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    I can tell you haven’t activated the plugin because the Shortcode is being displayed on the page you linked to. Try going to the plugins section in your WP Admin and activating CataBlog. If you do not see CataBlog use the install plugin feature and search for it.

    Good luck

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    Putting this in your .htaccess file may help, may not….

    # Catablog Upload
    < IfModule mod_security.c >
      < files catablog.upload.php >
        SecFilterScanPOST Off
      < /files >
    < /IfModule >
    # / Catablog Upload
    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    There is nothing out of the ordinary, as far as using a Flash uploader is concerned. There are serious security implications when using Flash to upload content though, and your host might very well be blocking it for that reason. I would recommend trying another server or reading up about configuring your server for Flash upload, here are some links to get you started:

    http://catablog.illproductions.com/documentation/uploading-and-creating-catalog-items/#comment-161
    http://code.google.com/p/swfupload/

    Good luck!

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    I think what you want to do is put the WP Pages with your the catablog gallery shortcodes into a drop down menu. WP has features that can facilitate this for you, for instance making a Menu with the specific WP Pages you want and then using the Menu Sidebar Widget.

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    You can get the default codes from the files in this directory:
    /wp-content/plugins/catablog/templates/views/

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    It is definitely a CSS issue, I would recommend playing around with Firebug or Firebug lite, which may be installed on your site temporarily for use in old versions of Internet Explorer. You may also install any Microsoft developer tools there are for your version of Internet Explorer, IE9 comes with these built in 😉

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    I ask you to remove other plugins because a WordPress plugin that is poorly authored may cause all sorts of bugs throughout the entire site. Since I do not know which plugins you have, I simply ask you to temporarily disable all of them. This is also true for any custom theme you may have. If there are problems, you should try the TwentyTen theme temporarily to see if it is your theme causing the bug.

    Now to your issue, where don’t the image show? The CataBlog Library in your WordPress Admin? The front-end (visitor/customer facing side) of your website? If you are trying to view automatically generated category pages have you check that the public option is enabled? It may be found in the Public tab of CataBlog Options in your Admin Panels.

    Good luck.

    Plugin Author macguru2000

    (@macguru2000)

    No idea, it sounds like an environment problem, have you tried on a different server, a different browser, different internet connection? It works fine for me and lots of other people, so I am unsure what exactly the issue you are having is…so sorry.

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