mschot

Hi James,

Sorry, WordPress notifications for your message got deliverd in my spam ??

For as far as I can see, the photo’s do get uploaded correctly (since the thumbnails do show), but the full sized image is not available (error 500, server error). This could be a file-permission error, but that is guessing from my part… When you open the media gallery in WordPress, do you see the uploaded photos? Could you create me a temporary admin access to your site, so I can take better look? (mschot at wownmedia dot com).

Marc

ps. yes, links from images is a option in the Pro version

Hi James,

When I try to load the image directly I get an error message:

500 – Internal server error.
There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed.

Could you check your server-logs and see what is causing this? and/or try to upload an other photo ( actually 2: a .jpg and a .png image).

thanks, Marc

Hi James,

I see the prolem, the thumbnail does load (background image, the one you see double), but the full size image does not load… I’m going to find a solution and get back to you ASAP.

Marc

Hi James,

Do you have a link to your page with the Moodboard for me so I can take a look?

Marc

The Genesis Framework moves the loading of jQuery from the header to the footer, this results in errors when calling some scripts from the MoodBoard template file. I have changed the code in the template, please check if this also solves your error.

Hi Eredmon,

I suspect that your theme/framework might conflict with either the jQuery function to create the tab-functionality or declares an object ID which the Moodboard declares as well. Could you send me a copy of the Genesis framework and the Altitude theme so I can pinpoint and replicate the problem on my development server? Please mail it to info (at) wownmedia.com.

Marc

Thanks! It works on all pages except the frontpage of the site (??).

Unless you have programmed an exception for the frontpage, I assume there is some other plugin messing stuff up; it’s not a caching issue, when I change the widget text that change does show … with the error still occurring.

Also now a new error has been introduced: if I set a link with single-quotes <a href='https://etc'> I get a link to https://myurl/https://etc instead of https://etc; with doublequotes < href="https://etc" > it’s fine.

This is a link https://bit.ly/hlJIbI to my test environment

Hi opajaap,

I am running into the same problem, somehow when running the site in Dutch instead of ‘Start Diavoorstelling’ it shows ‘Start undefined’… As a temporary workaround I changed line #38 in wppa_slideshow.js into var wppa_slideshow = 'Diavoorstelling'; // = 'Slideshow' or its translation.

running my site in WordPress 3.1 and the plugin version 3.0.2