High Aspirations, Inc.

Thank you so much for letting me know. I posted my support request on the author’s site.

Same error here. Went back to the previous version until it gets fixed.

I only have two plugins installed on the site – Configurable Tag Cloud and WP E-Commerce. I disabled both and still had the problem. Definitely confirms it is a conflict with the Modest theme by Elegant Themes.

I was never able to figure out where the theme was calling the height of 994px (never see it when I view the source or in any of my theme files) so I couldn’t change it.

I managed a workaround by modifying the theme’s css and adding “overflow:hidden; height: 100%;” to the .container and “overflow:auto; height: 100%;” to the #left-area. It creates a scroll bar when the expanded content would go over the bottom of the page. Not what I’d like, but at least the content doesn’t blow outside of the page layout now.

Thanks for all the help. If you ever figure anything out, let me know.

Thanks for looking into the problem. I’m wondering where you found that height setting because when I view the source of the page, I don’t see that and I don’t even have the number 994 in my theme’s css file.

Thanks breeze76, but that didn’t fix the problem.

It isn’t just you, but I cannot get any response on the problem. I’ve posted twice about NextGEN adding trailing slashes to all URLs. You can see my posts at:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/redirecting-all-gallery-pages-and-adding-trailing-slash?replies=2

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/gallery-pages-redirect-to-same-url-with-slash-added?replies=1

I’m not using ImageMagick. I’m using GD Library. Removing the trailing slash at General Options > Gallery Path (wp-content/gallery/) doesn’t do anything. It saves, but the slash is just put back and all the galleries still redirect.

This did not work for me. Making this change to the meta.php file and selecting the images and importing metadata resulted in the dates for the images changing to the upload date, not the date the photo was actually taken. Even deleting the images and re-uploading them changed nothing.

It is doing the same thing when updating the plugin from within WordPress. Tried again and success.

I just did this using WP e-Commerce 3.8.10. I don’t know if I can help, but I can at least tell you how I did it.

In your WP Dashboard, go to Products > Categories. Drag and drop your categories to the order you want and click Apply.

That was all it took for mine to behave.

Note that if you just added a new category, make sure you click Apply and then drag and drop and click Apply again. I find this makes the changes stick. I had that problem several times while creating and sorting variations.

Good luck.

Sorry for the late reply.

The code I’m using on the https://sticksnstring.biz/links/ page is:

[link-library-cats settings=1]
[link-library-search]
[link-library settings=1]

Link Library is automatically creating the subpages.

I also answered your email so if you need anything further, please feel free to reply to that email.

Just wondering if anyone else is seeing this too?

This hack is definitely alive and going strong. Hit my site about a month ago (approx. 2/20/13) and again just a few days ago (3/20/13). Slightly different modifications to my user.php file each time. Apparently I’m on the 20th of the month rotation for attack attempts. Wonderful.

Currently running WP Version 3.5.1, Jetpack 2.1.2, and NextGEN Gallery 1.9.10.

Deactivating Jetpack solved the problem. Reactivated Jetpack and tried all the permalink stuff, but that did nothing. Left Jetpack activated and upgraded to 1.9.11 Beta 1, but that did not solve the problem.

Going back to NextGEN 1.9.10 and Jetpack 1.8.2 (which was the version I was running prior to this round of updates) solved the problem.

Very disappointed that no mention of this was made on your Facebook page. This is a major conflict between plugins.

Just updated to version 5.6.9 and switched to HTML GET + Permalinks and this is still an issue.

You can see what I mean by visiting https://sticksnstring.biz/links/crochet-free-patterns/ or any link category on https://sticksnstring.biz/links/.

This happens on two other sites I have Link Library on as well:
https://peakptfit.com/links/
https://www.tktcpa.com/links/

Finally figured out my own dysfunction!

For those who might also have the same problem, here are the settings I have that make search engine friendly link categories:

Only show one category at a time: CHECK
Switching Method: HTML GET + Permalink
Enable Permalinks: CHECK
Permalinks Page: links *

* obviously this needs to be whatever page you put your Link Library code on and note the absence of all http, www, and slashes!