bradvin

hi @ianth

Thanks for the feedback and suggestion. We have discussed and will include this feature in the next update for all notification types, including cookie notice.

Hey @steveush can you try replicate your side pls?

This is logic the developer needs to implement, and has nothing to do with FooGallery.

If you need to find out which attachments are within a gallery, then pull the postmeta from the gallery custom post type. The meta key is foogallery_attachments

hi @spk100,

We do not provide custom development, but you can find a junior dev to handle this type of work, and it should not take long. FreeUp or Upwork

hey @spk100

I have thought about a solution to this. Unfortunately, this will not be developed as a feature in FooGallery, and will have to be done via custom development on your end.

The attachment page is built into WP and changes slightly theme by theme. The attachment page does not know about the gallery, so the galleryID will have to be passed via a querystring param. This can be done using the filter foogallery_process_image_url.

You will then need to alter your attachment template (located in the theme) to check for the galleryID param and load the gallery to do what you need.

@steveush pls can you test this scenario

hi @fanello

The server folder datasource is a PRO feature, so please get in touch with our support : https://fooplugins.com/support/ and I will close this, as this feature is not available in free.

For your query : there is a 24 hour cache for the server folder galleries, to prevent the plugin from scanning your server folder every time it renders the gallery, which would make your website run very slow.

Hi @arskrigitsioniets

Thanks for letting us know. This is coming from a library that we use in the plugin so we will let the author know about the php warning.

What version of PHP are you running?

Hi @checmark

I had a look at the gallery page. Can you explain in more detail what you are expecting to see please? Preferably with examples from your gallery.

They seem to be sorting correctly alphabetically.

Hi @egurock

What version of php are you running? And also what version of WordPress?

Hey @vinayaga

Thanks so much for your review. We are really happy that you find FooGallery useful.

Reach out to me about what you are looking for from a agency license POV and maybe we can help : brad @ fooplugins . com

hi @jmorley88

As long as the thumbnail engine is set to the default, then it will generate thumbs in the cache folder. If you use the shortpixel engine then it will not generate thumbs, so that is an option, but you will need an account with ShortPixel. You can change the engine from the FooGallery settings page

hi @sofiavovk

You can add a portfolio gallery. Demo : https://fooplugins.com/foogallery-wordpress-gallery-plugin/wordpress-portfolio-gallery/

You can also add YouTube videos in the PRO version. Demo : https://fooplugins.com/foogallery-wordpress-gallery-plugin/video-gallery/

hey @photocoen

This usually happens when a page or post has been created with the same slug as the one used by albums for child galleries. In your case “gallery”.

Do you have any pages with the slug “gallery”?

Another thing to try is to change the Gallery Link Format to Querystring.

hey @mikeshand

They did contact us a while ago, and we did make the changes, but we also took a more cautious approach and decided to cater for users who had stayed on version 3 of AIOSEO:

//version 4+
add_filter( 'aioseo_sitemap_posts', array( $this, 'add_images_to_sitemap' ), 10, 2 );

//pre version 4
add_filter( 'aiosp_sitemap_prio_item_filter', array( $this, 'add_images_to_sitemap_old' ), 10, 3 );

I suppose we can now remove the older code, which will stop the warning from showing.

I have removed the code for pre version 4 and it will be released in the next version.