Alan Haynes

I had the same error. Went to the cpanel for my webhost and changed from PHP 5.2 to 5.4 and now it works. Keep in mind the PHP change may take 15 minutes, so wait a while before you try to activate EntryWizard again.

I’m having the same issue where the map covers the text so the Event Location field cannot easily be edited. I was able to type the text in – without being able to see it, so it looks ok to users. But it’s very difficult to add new events this way.

Click here for a screen grab.

Firefox on Windows 8 computer.

OK, I’ve figured it out.

I needed to add some code to my .htaccess file. Here’s what I added (after the #END WordPress that is already in the file):
#Change upload limits

php_value memory_limit 34M
php_value post_max_size 33M
php_value upload_max_filesize 32M
php_value max_execution_time 600

#Change upload limits end

Now I can upload larger files. I’ve tested it and it works. Found the answer here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/increasing-upload-max-file-size-in-phpini?replies=15.

I had the same problem. Finally went into the plugin’s Advanced Options and set “Render Images” to PNG (it was originally set to JPG). Now the watermarks are showing again. Then I set it back to JPG and it still works.

I don’t know why this worked, but it’s worth a try.

Alan

Hi Matty,

Here are three screen captures to illustrate this issue:

Image #1 – There is a single red hyphen just before each H2 tag. The hyphen is a link, but it is inactive: clicking on it does nothing. It is red because because of my CSS code for links.

Image #2 – These are my Section Index settings.

Image #3 – Here is the same section of my website (PhotoCitizen.com) with Section Index deactivated.

The HTML for the two anchors shown each contain class=”sectionindex” as part of the a tag.

Except for this issue, the plugin seems useful, so any help is appreciated.

Alan
PhotoCitizen.com

Thanks for the post. It works. What more can you ask for?

Alan
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Ulf,

Thanks again for the help, but I guess I don’t know what I’m doing because it still doesn’t work. Even after making the changes, all the unicode characters show up the same as in my previous example.

I used Filezilla and Dreamweaver to change two lines in jquery.lightbox.js and then renamed it jquery.lightbox.min.js on the server.

Here are the two lines:

displayHelp: true,

help: ‘Use keyboard RIGHT ARROW to see next image, LEFT ARROW for previous, ESC to close. ‘,

I disabled WP Supercache and I even checked with a different browser (I use Firefox normally) to make sure it wasn’t a cache issue. It’s not.

I’ve changed everything back. Looking forward to your next release which may make adding this help text a lot easier.

Thanks,

Alan
PhotoCitizen.com

Hi Ulf,

I tried to follow your instructions, but I must have missed something because, now there is some additional text at the bottom of each lightboxed image, but it isn’t exactly human readable.

Here’s a link to a screengrab of just the bottom of one of my images.

I added the yellow highlighting, but notice all the extra characters: mostly a repeating bunch of “00a.”

Any idea what that’s all about?

I’ve removed the changes from my site for now, so if you look at the live PhotoCitizen.com site, you won’t see this problem. If the next release will be out soon, I’ll just wait for that.

Thanks,
Alan
PhotoCitizen.com

This seems to be a good substitute for the Lightbox 2 plugin:
WP jQuery Lightbox.

Chilm,

I tried your solution, but it didn’t work for me. I’m using the Thesis theme and WP 3.1.1. Besides still causing a scripting error, none of my image captions appeared in the enlarged Lightbox view: the caption area was blank.

So, again I installed the OLD version of jquery (from WP 3.05) and the problem was solved.

Thanks for the suggestion though. I’m sure it works with some themes, just not mine.

Alan
PhotoCitizen.com

Hi ElFregadero,

Thanks that worked.

In case anyone else needs a step-by-step:

I used Filezilla to copy jquery.js from the WP3.05 install (it’s in the js folder inside wp-includes) to my server – overwriting the existing jquery.js file.

Then I deactivated the Auto Thickbox plugin and reactivated Lightbox2. Everything works as before.

I wonder if having an “old” version of jquery.js will cause any problems with any new plupgins I might install later on. Guess we’ll have to see.

Thanks again,

Alan
PhotoCitizen.com

I’ve never tried to replace individual files in WordPress before.

Is it simply a matter of uploading the jquery file (in wp-includes) from WP3.05 to my server to overwrite the existing jquery folder there?

Alan
PhotoCitizen.com

I’ve switched to a different lightbox plugin: Auto Thickbox. It works perfectly, but it doesn’t allow my visitors to use their keyboard cursor keys to browse through the photos the way Lightbox 2 does. Oh well, at least it doesn’t break my site.

Alan
PhotoCitizen.com