Florian Ziegler

Hi!

Let’s get the collection working first:

I can see from your debug data that the PHP setting “ASP style PHP tags” is set to “On”. This is a known issue and is most likely what causes the collection to not working right.

You need to switch that setting to “Off”.

You should be able to edit PHP settings when you login to your web hosting account.

Cheers
Florian

Glad to hear! ??

Hi Artus,

can you please explain in a bit more detail?

• Does it freeze when you try to validate your API key or when you save the settings?
• Do you get any error messages?

Cheers
Florian

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Florian Ziegler.

Hi Wendell,

As Claudio said, this is currently not part of picu yet. Until we include a shortcode, this should get you started:

1. Add the code you find here link to your theme’s functions.php.

2. Replace ‘my_theme’ with your theme’s slug.

3. Read more on how to adjust the query in the Codex. (In the code example above it will display the five most-recent collections.)

4. Use the shortcode [list_picu_collections].

Hope that helps! ??

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Florian Ziegler.

Great! Looking forward to it! ??

Sorry for the late reply.

You are welcome to build it yourself. You can get the latest version from GitHub. Pull requests welcome. ??

Resolved.

Hey butchdon,

Thanks for using picu!

You’ll be glad to hear that with the next version of picu (just a couple of days away) it will be possible to duplicate collections.

In the case you’re describing, you could just duplicate the already approved collection and send it to a different email address – without the need to upload the images again.

Cheers
Florian

Hi!

Can you elaborate a bit further?

• Do you get any error messages?
• What is the expected behavior, what happens instead?

It is hard for us to debug this, because it is a paid plugin, which we don’t have access to.

Hey blupace,

Thanks for your feature suggestions.

Right now, picu simply allows you to send a collection to one email address (or copy/send the URL directly to your client) and does not feature any further ?client management“.
But this is something we looked at and which would be useful, especially if you work with repeating clients. I cannot promise any timeframe, but it is definitely an interesting idea that we’ll take a look at.

The front end/collection view is currently not customizable. We have an add-on in the works that will allow you to customize things like colors, fonts and adding your logo, but you can’t add new elements. It is our intention to keep the collection view as clean as possible while preventing problems with other plugins in the frontend.

As for a “help” section: We are planning to include that in a future release.

Speaking of languages and translations: You can help translate picu into any language here: https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/picu Any help would be greatly appreciated! ??

Cheers
Florian

I guess you made sure you enabled the Geocoding and Time Zone APIs in your Google Developer Console?

Cheers
Florian

Hi Leslie,

first of all: You do not necessarily need to enter the API key. It should work without it, but you are limited to a certain amount of request per day (don’t know the exact amount from the top of my head, but it should be enough), measured against all request from your server’s ip address. With the key you get 2500 request per day.

But I found something strange while testing around a bit: Which browser did you use to validate the API key? If it wasn’t Chrome, try again using Chrome this time and please report back to me, if that worked for you.

Cheers
Florian

Hi Sebastian,

awesome! Thanks for posting this!

I am marking this as resolved.

I guess I can mark this as resolved? ??