sandeld

Mmmm, that seems a little intrusive for fairly basic functionality. Every other plugin and theme works flawlessly for handling the different languages, i.e. Site language is Spanish, and my user profile is English. I’ve never had to update ANY php file just to get that to work. It’s only this plugin that is not displaying the language correctly.

Ok, interestingly enough. I was going to do a major site-speed update in a couple of days anyways so this will be no problem to do at the same time. One question though…

If you said that you can recreate the problem in your test environment, then it doesn’t seem like a plugin conflict is necessarily causing it since you don’t have the same plugins as I do. Just because my console window shows there *are* conflicts wouldn’t necessarily mean it *is* a conflicting creating it. Ya know?

Thanks for the fast reply.

Here is a screenshot of the error when I click the Bulk Smush button:

• https://screencast.com/t/zjNh39q2

The link you gave me doesn’t work, and according to this link, that plugin no longer exists.

So then what?

Fantastic!

The width: unset!important; did the trick!

Found my answer. It’s embedded in a separate plugin.

Are there any plans to make this functionality?

I’m currently using wsspg, but their developer has gone completely AWOL and stopped replying to any and all support requests.

Which means I’d like to migrate to your plugin, but that 7-day trial period is vital to my systems and other integrations. I have a few other questions about this migration too, but if you won’t be supporting trial periods, then I guess it’s already a non-starter.

I went on the hunt after I left the review and found that link too. Thanks for posting it here for more people to see!

YOOHOOOOOOO!!! It worked!

Thanks so much for the incredibly fast responses and work with the Fancybox developer.

Unfortunately, I’m now experiencing another problem that I think is unrelated to this. I’ll be starting another thread as soon as I hit ‘submit’ here.

Thanks again.

I posted your reply with the TablePress developer, and he already explained how to implement the code. It worked!!

Thanks so much for your replies and working with the TablePress developer. You’ve saved me quite a big headache.

I got reply from Easy Fancybox a week ago, but I’ve been on a little vacation. Here’s what he said:

Hi, not really sure about what the tablepress dev has in mind when he would like my plugin to use event delegation but looking at the tablepress events documentation, you might try this:

<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery('#myTable').on( 'draw.dt', easy_fancybox_handler );
</script>

where #myTable should correspond with your particular tablepress table ID, I suppose… Or maybe a general jQuery(document.body) would work too.

But as I mentioned, I’m not very knowledgeable when it comes to Java. I’m not sure if he means I should update the TablePress code or the Fancybox code. Any ideas?

So, this is something I would change in the TablePress plugin, NOT yours?

Sorry, like I said, I’m not well versed in Java, but I can see that I will be shortly.

Hello,

Any chance you’ve had a moment to review this from the TablePress developer?

I understand you’re terribly busy so I’m not opposed to poking around in the code, but I could use a little push in the right direction in order to get this fixed. It’s quite important for the site to function properly.

Thanks!

Thanks. I’ll pass it along!

Here is the response from “TablePress”. If you’d like to read through that entire thread, you can see it here:

• https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fancy-box-java-stops-working-after-next-page-of-pagination/#post-10081697

Hi,

the DataTables JS library does indeed offer such events (see https://datatables.net/reference/event/ ) but I don’t really have experience with those.

Still, I don’t really think that the current way how FancyBox registers its events is the best. For me (without having more detailed insights, to be honest), it might make more sense for it to use “event delegation”, i.e. to register its event handler on the body element and check if it was the intended recipient there.

Regards,
Tobias