Pynchros

In case it helps:

Android 9
Chrome 77

Also, it is definitely breaking my responsive theme on the Android/Chrome platform. The content is now beyond the visible viewport.

Strangely, I added another job listing in the same category and now it sorts appropriately. Weird. I swear I did not make this up!

Well it turns out that .mp4 is not set as a MIME type by default in IIS at Azure. Even for a PHP application, Azure generates a web.config. Download it using FTP and add this:

<staticContent>
      <remove fileExtension=".mp4"/>
      <mimeMap fileExtension=".mp4" mimeType="video/mp4"/>
</staticContent>

All is good.

So, despite feeling like an idiot, this anomaly is now listed on GitHub. Thanks for being nice about it!! ??

Hey Mike. I went and checked and the email was in reply to a notification. I didn’t notice and it went to [email protected]. Definitely my error. No surprise you didn’t see that. I was just asking the question above about a github account. I’m happy to document the anomaly but I don’t use github and certainly don’t have an account. Should I get one?

I had sent an email to Mike asking for guidance as I have never used Github and don’t have an account there – which seemed like a requirement to participate. I didn’t hear back so no action was taken on my part.

Hey Cory,

The Azure environment I’m looking at uses Apache. Apparently open source is quite fashionable now ??

Bob

Bump! This makes the gallery plugin really difficult to use. Would it be possible to just get an acknowledgement to the question/issue? WP-Client has twice edited the source of your plugin to make it work but that doesn’t seem like a long-term option.

I should note that I also edited the plugins /lib/core.php and modified the ffmpegcommandExists function as defined in this post.

This made no difference and ffmpeg is still listed as “not installed” in the Video Gallery > Overview.