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Hmmm,
the error message indicates that the uploaded OAM can’t be moved from the server tmp folder to edge_suite/tmp folder. I have like 10 tests in there to cover all kind of scenarios, have to think about what could possibly gone wrong.

Sent me a mail to edge@timm-jansen.de and I’ll sent you a modified file with a couple more tests some time tomorrow.

Hi,
well, the PHP code you posted is actually supposed to go into your header PHP template as described in the tutorial. In general I think it’s not that great to put the PHP code in the enhanced text widget area as this is a total overhead and can be done directly. But if you prefer it that way an it works, well all right 😉

Just wanted to state that this is not recommended!

Marking as solved

Hi Barry,

in the linked tutorial on edge docks you can see that you can choose the animation that should show up in the header per page (Placement method B). If you just want an image on same page, set the animation to “none” on the page and select a featured image. Then of course you should not delete the featured image PHP as is stated in the tutorial.

Basically you just need to make that only a featured image or an animation is active per page. Does that help or did I get it wrong?

Hi,
I wouldn’t expose my php.ini to the public 😉 I took a closer look at the code again. The problem lies within fopen($file, ‘w’) as this should open and create a new file, but it seems to fail. Question is why. It probably has to do with the www-data user and the script owner or something (annoys the hell out of me in wp).

Anyhow, drop me a quick mail to edge@timm-jansen.de, I’ll sent you one of the plugin files with a modification that should let us know why the file can’t be created.

Ok, my next best guess would be, that the files actually can’t be read from the OAM. I’ve committed a new dev version which tries to change the permissions on the OAM before extraction, give that a try and see what happens.

When getting the error it should actually state what kind of error occured, at least the error message should have a fullstop at the end.

Did you create the directories manually? The fourth edge_includes is missing, but I doubt that causes the problem. My best guess right now would be that the zip class can’t write to the directories at all, but I have no clue how to reproduce this error on my machine to fix this. Please let me know if more error details are printed.

Don’t think it’s the theme, which one are you using? Just sent me your current version per mail and I’ll check it.

The fix is actually quiet simple, just remove the # in front of ‘#Stage’ within
sym.$("#Stage").css so it says sym.$("Stage").css. That should fix the whole thing and it should also work with shortcodes. Let me know if that solves it for you.