GregF

Just showed up and works exactly as expected. Thanks again.

That works great! Thank you for the fast response. The update hasn’t shown up in the Dashboard yet but I’ll keep an eye out for it.

Finally got access to an iPad to do some testing. I was able to verify that jQuery Cycle is not the issue by disabling the WP-Cycle plugin, which did not change the FAQ’s behavior. Do you have any other ideas? The current URL for the FAQ is https://www.wetheringtondds.com/patient-information/faq/. Thanks.

Please try https://staging.wetheringtondds.com/patient-information/faq/. I don’t have a iPad to test with but my client tells me it doesn’t work on his.

Everything did work correctly on a quick test using the Twentyten theme. I am using a custom child them on the Thematic framework. If Before/After can’t work with this theme, I’m afraid I’ll have to abandon it. I’m also going to have to take a few days off this project to work on other things. If you can think of anything else for me to try, I’ll take it up again next week. Thanks for all your help.

-Greg

No improvement. Images displayed correctly in Chrome on first load but on reload they disappeared. The “Show Only Before” and “Show Only After” links are still there. IE still displays the repeating images.

-Greg

HTML view from editor:

[beforeafter]<img class=”alignleft size-full wp-image-209″ title=”before_test” src=”https://d3530684.u264.webdancers.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/before_test.jpg&#8221; alt=”” width=”432″ height=”280″ /><img class=”alignright size-full wp-image-208″ title=”After test” src=”https://d3530684.u264.webdancers.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/after_test.jpg&#8221; alt=”” width=”432″ height=”280″ />[/beforeafter]

Update: I forgot to remove the code that I had added manually for jquery.beforeafter. Once I did that, The behavior remained the same as described above in Chrome. In IE, I get the repeating image again. You can see both of these effects on the test page.

-Greg

Moving in the right direction but not there yet.

I re-enabled the updated plugin and added images in the HTML panel of the editor. I used the Before After button in the toolbar and the “Add an image” button. In other words, I did not add the code by hand and it includes whatever classes WordPress normally adds.

In both Chrome and IE I get a single image of the “before” photo. Above the photo is the following error message:

Warning: strpos(): Offset not contained in string in /hsphere/local/home/wd-wordpress/rcaldera.com/wp-content/plugins/before-after/before-after.php on line 173

I decided to go back to the source, so I de-activated the plugin and added jquery.beforeafter manually to the site. My test page contains no code generated by WordPress and I made sure that the two images are the same size.

IE still displays the repeating image. Chrome does not display the image at all, only the “Show only before” and “Show only after” links. Firefox displays the slider effect but has problems with the left/right arrows and displaying the division between before and after properly.

Browsers used:

IE8 64-bit v8.07600
Chrome 12.0.742.53 beta-m
Firefox 4.0.1

Test page: https://d3530684.u264.webdancers.com/test/

I’m not seeing any other reports of these problems, so any help you can offer would be appreciated.

Thanks.

This code works, even not using the default theme. See https://d3530684.u264.webdancers.com/test/.

Good catch, I missed that. However, after resizing the images to the same height and width, uploading them again and inserting onto the page, I still have the same problem of the images repeating in IE8. The dynamic menu is displaying correctly. Any ideas?

I too have a site with only pages and no posts. I discovered that publishing a private post causes the virtual robots.txt to be generated again but only if you are logged in. However, publishing a password-protected post allows robots.txt to be generated for anonymous requests as well.

Unfortunately, applying this SQL change made no difference for me. I still have posts appearing in the wrong categories and posts added to a new category not appearing at all.

I am also getting an error when switching between one column and two column display, on the Options|Articles page. When I click the Update Articles Setting button, it returns the error “Cannot load articles.php”. However, the column format of the articles page does change.

This plugin does exactly what I need (and I have not found any others that do), so I really hope that these issues can be resolved.

I have the same issues on a completely new, clean install of 2.3. A new database was created for it and Articles is the only plugin. Alex, I will contact you privately, so that you can see an example of the problem.