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<?php echo do_shortcode(“[cart_button icon= ?shopping-cart ? empty_cart_text= ?Shop ? items_in_cart_text= ?Cart ? custom_css= ?custom ?]”); ?>

Try to change the double quotes “ above to ”

Just delete it and re-type it.

Hi, you could have been copy pasting the codes from here, I noticed that the double quotes aren’t normal utf so try to edit that

for example this one > [cart_button show_items=”true” show_total=”true”]

See the ” isn’t the same as ”

I have the same issue and noticed it and it works now. Hope that’s only your issue.

Regards

Hi Tijmen, does this part already included in the latest version or do I need to add the code still to the functions.php file? The link to the code is invalid though. Thanks.

Yes I did

@cais, I tried many times, I can’t get in T_T the send button goes into a loop.

Thank you @cyberpk and I’ll try that patch, much better option as I did and hopefully other users will use yours instead of my quick and dirty patch. Nice one.

Hi @cyberpk,

It seems your fix is the better option and I’ll try that. And yes, spaces aren’t accepted for srcset.

Photocrati PRO Team I’m calling your attention on this, you have to patch it up!

I wasted hours already trying to login to your so called PRO Support that’s why I didn’t bother to ask there. And we ended modifying your codes faster because we (I’m sure CyberPK too) have live site that needs to get fixed asap.

SEO dropping because of broken image links.

Please don’t take this lightly.

I did, but the support link keeps me in a loop to the My Account.

I did send a bug report but it keeps loading and sending

https://i58.tinypic.com/6nqnm1.jpg

No, it just timed out and caused the installation incomplete in your case.

Glad you made it

Try the little hack I did and it’ll be fine for the moment.

in line 52

"<source srcset='%s' media='%s'>",

then in line 189

$attrs['srcset'] = implode(", ", $srcsets);

change srcset to src

I fixed the issue by recoding srcset to src in the file…

module.picturefill.php

…for both <source> and <img> tags

I noticed that srcset can’t read space as the path to the images is like in the sample below:

https://www.jmlaudio.com/wp-content/gallery/audi/2012 Audi Q7/thumbs/thumbs_IMG_5553.JPG

Please optimize the coding on the plugin of module.picturefill.php of NGG Pro plugin, so the space is converted to %20 like the sample below

https://www.jmlaudio.com/wp-content/gallery/audi/2012%20Audi%20Q7/thumbs/thumbs_IMG_5553.JPG

The feat was done in Magento in my case.

I see, thanks for showing the door atleast. Now I know I’m not on alone ?? It’s very frustrating when the creators of the plugin didn’t respond to this requirement.

*thumbs up*