alucidwake

Hello,
I am indeed looking for the same functionality. I’m posting just to say that I tried this code out and it unfortunately did not work (it actually disabled the ability to switch between slides). Anyways, Julien I have emailed you about this and other things and I do hope we can work together to find a solution to this challenge!
Best,
Nick

Update: the problem was because the php footer included:

?>
</body>
</html>

So I just had to add that to the end of my page.php and it all worked!

Just an update, thanks to this post I found the solution.

The problem was that I commented out the php footer. I don’t get why this would be a problem but, alas…

Which developers did you contact? NextGEN?
I’m having a similar problem which seems to be theme related to a Twenty Fourteen mod I’m using.
Thanks…!

I am beyond confused right now. Tara, I just went back into the media settings page and those two options were available, and indeed pointing to the wrong directory. That said, I also found the culprit in the PHP database as ‘upload_path’.

I do believe it will now be fixed………

It seems like I might have come across a further development: The media is being uploaded to the wp-content/uploads folder on the OLD domain tree, not the new one. So even after changing the site from wpsite.oldomain.com to wpsite.com, when I am uploading media in wpsite.com it is landing in the wp-content/uploads folder of wpsite.oldomain.com …………

Hi Tara,

Thanks for the reply. I forgot to mention this in the post but I’m running WordPress 4.0 so those options aren’t available for me…. ??

Hi Michael,

Great news! Putting the script inside the CF7 code absolutely did the trick. Thank you so much for all of your help regarding this issue, which is now resolved! Best, Nick

While there is a chance I’m defining my id’s wrong ( [hidden hidden-666 id:post_content “post_content”] [text text-257 id:answer] ), I’ve been unable to make this solution work. I may be taking a huge shot in the dark saying this, but it seems like the problem with it may be that the post_content needs a default value when submitted, not when posted.

So, as it wouldn’t be a problem to do so logistically, it will be the only question asked, I’m looking to find a way to insert the string in the back-end, either in the CF7 or FtP files, though I am finding that theoretically easy but practically difficult as I am unfamiliar with php. I’ll keep tinkering, but if you have any suggestions they would be very welcome.

Thanks again for all the help you’ve provided thus far!

Aah, ok. So, my “question” isn’t in a post, but in a text widget. When I put the script in the same widget with the question, the same problem persists… Here’s a link to the website I’m working on if it would help. Thank you.

Hi Michael, thanks for such a quick response. So, I edited my form to have a hidden post_content and to have the text box input ‘answer’. When I put the script in my index.php and input a new answer, it outputs the last answer I put in before I made the changes. So it seems like the $post_content value in the CF7/FtP script is not being updated by the new ‘answer’ inputs… Am I placing the script in the wrong place?