shauno

When using the tag cloud, NGG messes with the URL, so line 8 of the snippet above doesn’t get the URL of the display page. You can try the code below, but this is outside of the scope of normal support ??

<div class="order-links">
	<?php
	if($_GET['nggv-order'] == 'desc') {
		nggv_orderImages($images, 'desc', 'last');
	}else if($_GET['nggv-order'] == 'asc') {
		nggv_orderImages($images, 'asc', 'first');
	}

	$pageUrl = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
	$get = $_GET;
	unset($get['nggv-order']);
	$pageUrl .= '?'.http_build_query($get);

	if(strpos($pageUrl, '?') !== false) {
		$pageUrl .= '&';
	}else{
		$pageUrl .= '?';
	}
	?>
	<a href="<?php echo $pageUrl ?>">Default</a>
	<a href="<?php echo $pageUrl ?>nggv-order=desc">Hightest Rated</a>
	<a href="<?php echo $pageUrl ?>nggv-order=asc">Lowest Rated</a>
</div>

Hi mua

Thanks for the feedback. I can’t seem to replicate the error. What is the exact text the error message uses? The plugin never outputs the phrase “Gallery not found”.

Hi mua

Unfortunately, there are no custom settings for NGG Voting. NGG has custom access roles, so I didn’t add it to the voting plugin.

Hi mua

There isn’t an official way to turn it off, but you can comment out line 106 of ngg-voting.php. The line normally looks like this:
add_filter('ngg_manage_images_number_of_columns', array(&$this, 'addImageVoteColCount'));

Edit: If you do this, you obviously won’t be able to change the voting settings for images, unless you are using the Premium add-on that allows the changing of image settings from the Voting Settings screen.

Hi hansheiter

Theoretically sounds possible ??

I guess you would need to hook into a click on the either the like or dislike button, and manually initiate the next slide. A quick look at the slideshow didn’t make it obvious how that is possible, so you are going to have to do some digging and write some custom code.

I’m not sure what to tell you. I try to explain everything in the FAQ as clearly as possible. I realize it’s not the simplest process for a non-developer.

Perhaps if you describe exactly what steps you have taken so far, I can help pin-point exactly where the problem is, and get it working for you.

The FAQ then goes on to say which file to add the voting to, depending on which settings you are using to show the gallery.

For NGG version 2.x, you need to add the tag to the /nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/nextgen_basic_gallery/templates/thumbnails/index.php template. This will only work for galleries inserted WITHOUT selectiong a template from the gallery display options. NGG v2.x templating system can be confusing for some users. Please see this page for more info on which templates are used.

You cannot find that file with the build in WP plugin editor, you need to use your FTP client to locate it. This is a limitation in the WP plugin editor itself unfortunately.

What doesn’t work? If you are having trouble adding galleries and images, you can look at the NGG FAQ, and their website.

If you have galleries and images, but you can’t get the voting to work, have a look at the voting FAQ.

Still not working? Where exactly are you stuck?

Hi Anna

You need to install the NextGEN Gallery plugin. The voting plugin is an add-on that adds the ability to vote on images in NGG.

Please read the FAQ. It explains what to add where, as best I can.

Hi Mike

The voting in the popup only works correctly in NGG 1.9.x unfortunately. The description on the CodeCanyon page does mention this, but I see the link you’ve got to my site omits this. I have corrected my site now to reflect this, I’m sorry for the confusion. If you have bought the add-on solely for this feature, please send me an email to shaunalberts AT gmail DOT com, and I can work out a refund for you ASAP.

For the unlimited votes, be sure you have the setting set on the actual images, not just in the NGG default settings screen. The default settings screen is just to set the defaults for new images. (You obviously can update all images at once from this screen if you want with the “Update Existing Images” button, but just saving the settings on the default settings screen doesn’t affect the existing images in your NGG galleries)

The voting can work on any page, you just need to pass the correct image id to the voting tag. You can hard code that number if you want. For example, you can put the following tag anywhere in your site, and it will show the voting for the NextGEN image with the ID=1:

<?php echo nggv_imageVoteForm(1); ?>

Hi pixartmx

I don’t have a copy of Justified Image Grid to test, but you will need to added the attribute target="_blank" to get the link to open in a new tab.

Cookies can always be deleted. The cookie option is just an alternative, because some people didn’t like the IP as the unique identifier.

I will look into filtering the votes in a future release, so it’s easier to delete obvious duplicates.

Thanks for the feedback

What functions are missing?