• Yes, a new release.
    This one fixes a couple of known glitches and makes the Remove and Preview buttons not need to reload the page. Also, you can reorder the image sequence using little up/down buttons.
    Download from here, as usual.

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  • I feel so neglected…

    Thread Starter ringmaster

    (@ringmaster)

    @symantix:
    Sorry. Fixing the bugs I was talking about above will fix your problem too. ??

    Ah ha. Now it all makes sense, powerful little plugin isn’t it. Like you said loads of combinations.
    Now I’ve picked up on something else, and sorry to be really dim about this but if I didn’t ask I wouldn’t get it, and believe me I’m going to write a bit more indepth introduction to this plugin, but here’s my next question which I know you’ve mentioned but I want to be perfectly clear about. You’ve said that you can set the preferences in the config file, not clear on that point. I’ve understood that in order to stop me from having to put this code in every single time I can sort it out once and bob’s your uncle, buuut I’m not sure which file it is, and if it’s the one I’m thinking of, the comments on the page say not to modify…..is there a config file I have to make and attach it? Not being lazy just wanted to know which way to go about it.
    Once again thanks for all the help here, it’s well appreciated.

    Thread Starter ringmaster

    (@ringmaster)

    No worries.
    The config file is “exhibit10.cfg”. With the “cfg” on the end. If I was a good user-friendly programmer, my filename would be “exhibit_config.cfg”, but I’m a mean old nasty grizzled 8.3 filename convention programmer, which still doesn’t make sense because this filename is 9 characters long.
    Anyway, yeah, feel free to goof around with the exhibit10.cfg file as much as you like to alter the default settings of Exhibit. The file that you’re not supposed to change (but who am I to stop you?) is the exhibit10.php file, which contains a mirror of all of the default options. This is so if you leave an option out of the config file, it still gets a good setting. This is important when you upgrade, since you can keep your old config file and Exhibit uses the defaults for any new features even though your old file doesn’t specify them.

    Not sure which version of Exhibit I’m using. (Recommend that you title the blue Exhibit in the box’s upper left to reflect the version)
    Anyway, nice plugin! You are truly GD-Man!
    If I load a .wmv file onto my site, Exhibit will list it and provide a ‘no thumb’ thumbnail for it but when the post is published and I click the thumbnail, I get a picture display page, not the media player.
    If this is normal, then I guess somebody needs to make some changes to the code so it knows what to do when it gets a movie file. I could probably do this. Any tip as to which file to tweak?

    Thread Starter ringmaster

    (@ringmaster)

    @rog43:
    This is something that I meant to do for myself and never got around to. An unfinished feature.
    Ok, you can have a go at it. It’ll be nice to have help. ??
    The files you want to look at are exhbiti10p.php. The ‘p’ file outputs stuff to the WordPress page. You’ll want to look for a class variable called $exc->full_image_display. It’s only used once.
    What you should do is change full_image_display into an array of file types in the config file (and in exhibit10.php), with the key being the file extension and the value being the tags to use to display it (ie- ... = array('.jpg'=>'<img src=IMGSRC/>' ... )). Then change the line in exhibit10p.php to use the appropriate full_image_display element for the filetype displayed (like$exc->full_image_display['.jpg']).

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