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Sadly, they do not answer… ??
I thought Option Tree was a “safe” choice as it is (or was?) relatively popular. Hope they hear me and fix this stupid behaviour…

Very good eye… It seems that Option Tree is loading jQuery UI separately, and creating a conflict with the Events Calendar as it breaks the date picker. Do you know a fix for this? How can I prevent jQuery UI from other plugins to load on the Events Calendar pages?

Thanks,
Fran?ois

Oops, sorry about that. Try this one:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ydejo9g56kupyoc/Capture%20d%27%C3%A9cran%202015-07-22%2017.58.21.png?dl=0

Nevermind, it seems that writing it out pointed me in the right direction (hello, Ruber Duck). I’ve found the issue: in the settings page, instead of using the events calendar default theme, I was using the page default theme. So here goes. ??

Hey there,

After some looking around, I found it to be a problem with wp-admin/admin-ajax.php (which does make sense), that I use in a portfolio section I added to the theme:

function portfolio_metabox_do_ajax_update( $form_fields, $post ) {
	?>
	<script type="text/javascript">
	    // <![CDATA[
	    jQuery.ajax({
		    url: "<?php echo admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php' );?>",
		    type: "POST",
		    data: "action=portfolio_update&id=<?php echo $post->post_parent; ?>",
		    success: function(res) {
                        jQuery('#portfolio tbody', top.document).html(res);
		    },
		    error: function(request, status, error) {
                        //console.log(arguments);
                        //alert("There was an error! Please try again.");
		    }
	   });
	   // ]]>
    </script>
	<?php
	return $form_fields;
}

What can I do here?
Thanks!

Hi Christine,

I can’t change theme, the theme developer has no idea where this bug comes from (and actually I wouldn’t see why the theme would have anything to do with this, but apparently it does), but I do want to fix it. What can I do?
Thanks,
F.

Ok. Turns out this was an internal error from the server. I reset all settings on the server and I think I solved it…

In fact, after some looking around, I figured that although the domain correctly points to /new/ (i.e. when I put a new index.php file there, it displays that index.php file), but for some reason the servers goes looking for the files in /old/.

For instance, I can delete the wp-confing file in /new/, the site still displays. But if I delete the one in /old/, it shows an error. This proves the database is not the problem here, because if it was it would fail if I delete the config file in /new/ already.

So, I really don’t know where that problem comes from, and more importantly how to solve it.
Anyone?
Thanks!

Yes of course! I’ve already got some incremental backups of this project so I can always reverse in case something bad happens.

This works like a charm! Thank you! You could really allow some default settings like that in the next version…

Nope, this way I’m entirely loosing the fancybox.

It was indeed a coma I missed after “Mimic Lightbox2 style”… thanks for the pointer.

So I started a fresh new option there, and here is what I’ve got as of now:
function(title, currentArray, currentIndex, currentOpts) { return \'<div style="some styling">\' + title + \' | <a href="link">' . __('Download HD file','easy-fancybox') . '</a></div>\';}

This is quite exactly what I want – but my problem is, where do I get the image link? I just need the link to the image that fancybox is currently displaying, not to a bigger version of it.

Well, I couldn’t get it to work as I wanted.
And actually I figured my client wanted something different: since audio is not like video or photos where you have to actually watch the image on screen, if you overlay the audio player, it prevents you from doing something else while it’s playing, like… watching the pictures.

So not a good idea in the end, for that project at least. But if you come up with a good idea about this one day, I’ll check it out. As I’m working with musicians all the time it could be very interesting indeed.

Fantastic plugin, great support. Very nice work there!

well, removing the /* */ kind of breaks my whole site, so… no.

Alternatively: do you know what function in wordpress handles the title and link of the gallery images? I could try to fiddle in there and if I can’t get the “title” section to display what I want to see.

I have no idea actually. I was kind of hoping you would know. I’ll try something out and let you know – I’ve heard good stuff about jplayer, so I’ll start there…