Squazz

I was thinking that giving people the option in the settings might be a good idea?

I will still keep my vote for “not working” until the “issue” is resolved. I had to disable the top and bottom bars to make it work. That’s not necessary when I try out the native plugin on the same site.

Still, it shouldn’t be necessary to make an inverse check so that I can set the settings correctly. It feels rather hacky the way it’s done.

I tried out the wp_is_mobile(), and it seems to work. Thanks for that tip, saves me a plugin 😉

With the following code I was able to create a workaround:

/* Use SwipeBox on mobile devices */
function custom_rl_lightbox_args($args) {
require_once ‘/home/squazzdk/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-mobile-detect/mobile-detect.php’;
$detect = new Mobile_Detect();
if (!$detect->isMobile()) {
$args[‘script’] = ‘prettyphoto’; // swipebox, nivo, prettyphoto, fancybox
}
return $args;
}
add_filter(‘rl_lightbox_args’, ‘custom_rl_lightbox_args’);
/* Use SwipeBox on mobile devices END */

I then had the ability to set Swipebox as the primary, and edit the sittings to this: Lightbox settings -> Top and bottom bars -> Disable

It’s a shame that this should be possible. I really hope that dFactory will provide a proper fix

I can’t enable that setting as I’m using prettyBox as the primary, and created a function to turn on swipebox on mobile platforms.

Updating the settings for SwipeBox, doesn’t seem to wotk with my method when SwipeBox is not primary