Josie Stauffer

Within EntryWizard (in the Data Management section of the Webform, click “Manage Items” ) you have the option of attaching uploaded images to a page. You can even (Data Management section of the Webform) upload a .csv file of additional information to use in the display. This process creates copies of the images with captions, titles, etc.

That’s what we use, but we only allow simple comments from members, with no extra fields.

If you want something more elaborate than just comments, there are plenty of galleries out there. But I found most expect you to add titles, etc manually. Perhaps there is something out there that would use the captions, titles, etc created as described above, as the built-in WordPress gallery does.

What you describe should work fine.

The submit button is normally greyed out until changes are made. Does it stay greyed after you select an image?

Also, I assume the title is a text field. These do not register changes until you click in another field, so if you enter a title first, you would need to click the image selection button to make the Submit button appear.

That could be confusing when there is only one item, so for the next version I’ll look into perhaps making the Submit button enabled after a single click in a text field.

Same problem here. Our membership is managed by quite non-technical people who do not have any editing privileges. We want to keep the interface as simple as possible for them.

“hook into WP, remove our menu item and re-add it with the right capability” seems like a lot of added complication for something that should be quite simple. I prefer not to do that — we already have too many tweaks that are a mess to maintain and slow the site down.

Is there no other capability than “list_users” that could be used to test for admin status? That sounds like a defect in wordpress.

Sorry, the problem appears to be a stray blank line at the top of the include/ewz-admin-layouts.php file, which for some reason was ignored in all my own setups.

I’m just about to get a new version out, but a quicker fix would be to edit that file.

I’m sorry, but EntryWizard has always required a login from anyone uploading images. The description does specify “by logged-in users”, and most of its features rely on a user having some sort of identity with which images may be associated.

If there are many requests for such a feature, I could probably add it eventually. But I already have a fairly long list of other things to do, so it would not happen any time soon.

The other point that occurs to me is that if you are holding a competition, you would presumably require a valid email address to notify any winners. The creation of a wordpress login id would help to make sure the email address was a valid one, and that is something I would not want to duplicate in EntryWizard.

Thanks, it looks as if you have found a bug.

The documentation says that an option value ( set in the Layouts page) may not contain a space, but when the values are checked it mistakenly allows a value containing a space to be submitted.

You should be able to fix it on the Layouts page by changing Set Colour to SetColour (no space) in the “Value for spreadsheet” ( Spaces are fine in “Label for Webpage” ).

I’ll fix it in the next version.

That is quite baffling! I have no idea why one would work and not the other. Without being able to reproduce it myself, all I can do is suggest ways to narrow down what might be causing it:

Try reversing the order of the shortcodes, and adding text before and after them.

Retype the shortcodes to be sure there is no stray control character, and that the double quotes are really plain ASCII double quotes.

Disable any other plugins you have installed.

Change the theme.

In the webforms admin area, change the identifier from “test” to something else.

If you have the expertise to edit the database directly, you could look at what is stored in the ewz… tables and see if anything seems odd.

I can’t find any obvious reason why it should not work under ssl, and it does work for me under a local test setup.

Not sure what you mean by “the SSL site” — are you talking about an actual different site, or just viewing the same page via SSL? If a different site, there could have been an issue in porting the data, and you may have to re-install entrywizard and re-create your layouts and webforms.

But I don’t understand how one form can display and not another, unless there is a typo in the shortcode. Make sure you are able to edit both webforms and layouts in the admin area.

Try adding the shortcodes for both forms to the same page, and view it both under ssl and under plain http. That should determine if the issue is really ssl.

It hasn’t been tested with SSL, since I don’t currently have access to it. I’ll check documentation and see if there is anything obvious I can do.

I’ve uploaded a new version. Please let me know if that fixes the issue for you.

Thanks, and apologies – there seem to be some issues with the latest versions of WordPress and MySql. I’ll get changes out ASAP.

No, I think that’s a bug. I’ll check into it.

I expect to have a new version out within a few days or a week. This sounds like one of the things that version should fix.

sRGB: I’m afraid that adding colour-space detection would be quite a lot of work right now, since WordPress does not currently support this directly. I’ll put it on my list of things to think about, though.

dpi: My understanding is that dpi is not a property of the image, but of it’s print — if you require a high enough “minimum longest dimension”, the image should print at a sufficiently high dpi. (But if you set it too high, of course, you may run into your hosting company’s limitations on upload file size, and on processing time when downloading images.)

Could you please tell me what error message you got when trying to download using 0.9.8? Did you get the error when downloading the spreadsheet, or just when downloading images? If it was only with images, they may have been too big, or too many — try using ftp to download them.

I’m sorry, but I really don’t have time to do the setup for you.

If your rules can be described clearly and briefly, post them here. I will tell you if this plugin can do what you need, and perhaps give you some hints as to the best way to set it up.

That’s good to hear!

The file you want is styles/entrywizard.css. The third item
(.ewz_upload_table th ) contains “background: #E0E0E0;” — change “E0E0E0;” to whatever you like.

This is the kind of thing I would like to find time to set up configuration for, but I’m afraid there are other priorities at the moment.