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Thanks. I’ll pass it along!
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In reply to: [Firelight Lightbox] Fancybox doesn’t load on “next” page of tableHere is the response from “TablePress”. If you’d like to read through that entire thread, you can see it here:
Hi,
the DataTables JS library does indeed offer such events (see https://datatables.net/reference/event/ ) but I don’t really have experience with those.
Still, I don’t really think that the current way how FancyBox registers its events is the best. For me (without having more detailed insights, to be honest), it might make more sense for it to use “event delegation”, i.e. to register its event handler on the body element and check if it was the intended recipient there.
Regards,
TobiasHi Tobias,
I reached out to the Easy FancyBox developer and this is a direct copy/paste of his response:
the [Easy Fancybox] plugin has a built-in event handler “post-load” (on the body element) that can be called to make it re-scan for new media links. The event handler needs to be triggered after new content is added to the page, like when the Next link is clicked or maybe on a sorting action.
It depends on TablePress is there is an easy way to trigger a new event. Can you ask the developers if TablePress triggers its own event after new content has been loaded to the DOM? If so, it could be used to wake FancyBox and scan the new content…
I don’t speak a lick of JS language so I’m just going to copy/paste whatever you say and send it right back to him.
If you’d like to see that thread, here’s the link:
Also, I setup a public page with a shortened version of the table for you to see the exact behavior. There’s 10 rows total, but it is only displaying 5 per page.
I look forward to your response and getting this solved!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Firelight Lightbox] Fancybox doesn’t load on “next” page of tableI’ll pass this along, and let you know what they say.
I wish I knew JS so that I could at least speak your guys’ language (pun intended), but I’ve avoided JS since 2001. lol
Bump!
Ah! Thank you for clarifying. Yes, I quite like your table and your solution. Can you recommend a responsive fancybox-like plugin that plays well with your table?
Thanks for the reply.
Since I’m not a fan of modifying source files, especially JS, are you saying there’s no work around and that I should look for another table plugin?
I’ve set the table to display all 54 rows on the frontend, which is fine for now, but we add new rows every week. Eventually there will be hundreds of rows, which is just not practical to display all at once.
I installed 1.7.7 and it is still not working.
I see this has popped up in other threads now too. Any updates?
Here is my table:
This is what happens, and what SHOULD happen, when I click on the video thumbnail or the blue link to the right. This is version 1.7.1 and fancybox is working.
But this is what happens in any version after 1.7.1 — the link tries to go to Vimeo instead of just popping it up in the box.
I think it only happens in Chrome when auto-filling the fields with a remembered username and password. I’m using macOS High Sierra also.
Any update? I don’t think your dedicated users will let this go away without some better answers as shown in this thread.
What is a typical response time for such a major failure like this? I can’t imagine how many people it’s affecting.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [NextMove Lite - Thank You Page for WooCommerce] Embedded contact formSubmitted.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [NextMove Lite - Thank You Page for WooCommerce] Embedded contact formJetPack:
I created the form in a standard page editor, then copy/pasted the shortcode into your Thank You page. It looks like this:
[contact-form to="regalayoga@yogaconcris.com" subject="Mes de regalo"][contact-field label="Tu Nombre y Apellidos" type="text" required="1"][contact-field label="Tu Email" type="text" required="1"][contact-field label="Nombre y Apellidos del regalo" type="name" required="1"][contact-field label="Email del regalo" type="email" required="1"][/contact-form]