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Hi –

Thank you – davidspielman.com

Thanks again!

Hello –

Thank you very much. This particular site has a series of galleries for a professional photographer and this is how he would like it set up ?? I understand the ‘annoyance’ factor – but it hasn’t been an issue for him!

I added the code – but it doesn’t seem to load the images on the mouseover ??

Any thoughts?

Hello,

In my particular case I looked closer at the files it was trying to find and – alas – they were not there! Rather than fudge with the plugin I simply created empty copies of the files that it was looking for. Seems to have resolved the issue and its working fine now.

Not quite sure why it was looking for at least 5 files that weren’t even there!

Oh well!

Hope that helps!

Hello Zack,

I’m a little confused as to how to use your shortcodes. I understand that I can set up the following:

constantcontactapi formid=1

for example. But how do I pull in the various lists? What I’m trying to do is set up a particular form to capture email addresses for a particular list (rather than add that email to all lists). Is this possible?

Or, do the settings you note above get set somewhere in the hardcode?

Thanks!

I figured it out… and have listed the code below… – BUT, I am still having an odd issue and am not sure how to resolve it. I am using a custom permalink (/%postname%) which works well. However, when I use this in my test site the archives are working properly and are displaying the correct format in the url – eg. 2010/08?cat=23, but when I try in the live site, even though the URL in the link is shown as 2010/08?cat=23, it redirects to a permalink URL. Is there a setting somewhere that I’m overlooking?

$post_obj = $wp_query->get_queried_object();
$post_ID = $post_obj->ID;
$post_title = $post_obj->post_title;
$post_name = $post_obj->post_name;

$idObj = get_category_by_slug($post_name);
$id = $idObj->term_id;

$category_ID = $id;

if (empty($id))
{
$categories = get_the_category($my_query->ID);
$category_ID = $categories[0]->cat_ID;
}

Okay… think I got it fixed now. Found the culprits in the files and think I have it resolved!

I had the site going to ccfaa.com but the secure cert was https://www.ccfaa.com – so i reset the site to https://www.ccfaa.com in the WP settings and that fixed that.

There were a few files hard coded to go to ccfaa.com – not sure why. I changed this and – et voila – it works.

The Google Developer tool totally rocks!

Okay… I figured out the issue with the redirects. It had to do with the URL structure. I’ve fixed that, but now need to determine which elements of the page are appearing as ‘unsecure’ so that the whole page is secure. Getting closer…

Thanks for the other column about the Google Chrome developer apps – that’s been helping isolate the ‘where’.

Best,
Darlene