read all support message, but still not working

Hello,

it seems that you’ve done everything right but I can’t see anything at the link you mentioned. To be sure, it’s better if I could see a page where you tried to run the slideshow.

But following the problem that you encountered, I looked on my plugin’s code and noticed something. If you use a security plugin that modifies the WordPress’s constant WP_CONTENT_DIR/WP_CONTENT_URL, or edit the wp-config.php file manually, the problem you described might happen (everything is OK on the backend and nothing on the site). I’m a bit busy now but I’ll fix this issue as soon as I can (tomorrow at the latest).

Hi, Rija…
thank you for your reply message…
sorry…, i just upload the wp site again with the plugin implemented at the sidebar so that you can check the site…

just for info, i didn’t touch any wp-admin php file…
all i did was install the wordpress to my url,
install the theme, install your plugin, and setting it…

beside the slideshow at the sidebar part, i also try to implement the php code into the index file right below the header part…
i put the code like this one (3rd line is the code):

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<?php get_header(); ?>

<div id=”content”>

<?php if ( function_exists( ‘cnhk_slideshow’ ) ) cnhk_slideshow( ‘gallery1’ ); ?>

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but, no slideshow image is emerge with this code also..

i appreciate your time to look at this :>

THank you so much, and

waiting for your reply…

Warm regards,
Hendy AUgust

Ok. It might be a problem with PHP.

Try to edit the file: “cnhk-slideshow/classes/cnhkss.class.php”. It’s at the top part of the plugin’s files list when I used the editor on my dashboard (wp 3.6.1).

Look for a function called “wp_head()” within this file. At the end of this function there is something like this:

<script type="text/javascript">
    var cnhkOptions = <?php echo json_encode($options, JSON_FORCE_OBJECT); ?>
</script>

Remove the parameter JSON_FORCE_OBJECT. So it should look like :

<script type="text/javascript">
    var cnhkOptions = <?php echo json_encode($options); ?>
</script>

This parameter is unavailable before PHP 5.3.0 while WP 3.6.1 requires only 5.2.4.

That is abosolutely FANTASTIC Rija :>
thank you so much for correcting the mistake…

THe slideshow works wonderful :>

Thank you again for your awesome and fast support :>

Warm regards,
hendy August

Hi there, im currently in the same position where the slideshow does not work. I have tried all of the above; but it still does not work. The page is attached below:

https://techtorium.co.nz/comptia/

The slideshow ‘Widget’ does work.

I have created 2x test slides (Test Slideshow & CompTIA) The short-codes I have tested are as follows:

[cnhk_slideshow name=”Test Slideshow”]

[cnhk_slideshow name=”CompTIA”]

[cnhk_slideshow]”CompTIA”[/cnhk_slideshow]

Neither of these work. Im completely stuck and unsure what to do. Your help is greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Sam

I have try above but it not working https://www.ttmlaundry.com/

Remove the parameter JSON_FORCE_OBJECT.

<script type="text/javascript">
    var cnhkOptions = <?php echo json_encode($options); ?>
</script>

“cnhk-slideshow/classes/cnhkss.class.php”