Chris Demetriad

Very diligent of you. Fair enough. The review is accurate though and reflects my experience with the aforementioned plugin.

Got the same problem on WP 3.2.1 on localhost, the above fixed it for now anyway, but no matter I do, I get that pop-up screen you normally get when you install the plugin. And if I want to enable things, it gives me an error.

Bit frustrating, but this seem to be quite useful so will try it out on another platform.

Using curl().

Thanks.

The plugin is fantastic and your support out of this world, keep up the good work and thank you. I am now going to rate it.

Erm, should I use a form and pass the values in a hidden field through $_POST to the page with the form? Would this work?

Hi there,

Where is that option to set the manual trigger? I know, it’s been a while and I am trying it on WP 3.3 but still :).

Thank you.

duck__boy, I’d like to thank you too for this solution.

It has helped me understand these filters better and obviously saved my ass big time.

Just tell us what you’ve modified then, might be useful for some other people.

Hi Dalton,

Is there any way I can customise those numbers easily in some divs with display: block, where I can write my own stuff so I can change the slide? Please let me know so I can buy the Pro version straight away.

Thanks.

Crap plugin, doesn’t load the css, is looking for:

‘/wp-content/pluginsslideshow-satellite/css/orbit-css.php?v=1.0.2&pID=495&width=450&height=300&thumbheight=75&thumbarea=275&thumbareamargin=30&thumbmargin=2&thumbspacing=5&thumbactive=%23FFFFFF&thumbopacity=70&align=none&border=1px+solid+%23CCCCCC&background=%23000000&infobackground=%23000000&infocolor=%23FFFFFF&playshow=Y&navpush=0&infomin=Y&ver=3.2.1’

That’s the path for the css file (the author forgot the / after the plugins dir). Even if I load the css the old fashioned way, in the header, is still messed up, only displays thumbs, no matter what I try.

I will delete it and use a proper slideshow.

Any thoughts please?

I’ve also tried:

get_the_post_thumbnail($post_id, 'slideshow', $position);

as I have it set up in functions.php:

add_image_size( 'slideshow', 389, 254 );

I just don’t understand and it’s extremely frustrating.

Any help on this anyone, please? I’ve been loooking for the same thing but can’t manage to do it.

<a href="#main-post-<?php echo $counting; ?>" onclick="location.href='<?php the_permalink(); ?>';" title="<?php the_title(); ?>" ><?php echo cut_content_feat(get_the_title(), 55, ""); ?><br /></a>

That’s the culprit, even if onclick seems to work, onmouseover doesn’t :/.

Thank you.

Maybe there’s someone else looking for the same thing so here’s how I’ve done it:

<div class=”pages-thumbs” <?php if (false == strpos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], ‘page’)) {

if ($wp_query->current_post < 1) echo ‘id=”the-first-post”‘;

} ?>>

</div>

If the URL contains “page” in the URL, this doesn’t apply that id to the div but if it doesn’t, the containing div gets the id=the-first-post”.

As far as I know that is an interface (xmlrpc) for some API’s. Now, I don’t really need that but in WordPress 3.2.1 the following won’t remove that:

remove_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘rsd_link’ );

Neither commenting the line out from default-filters. Erm, any ideas?!