smarttinc

Great plug-in, but I have this problem as well. Any ideas?

No Effect. This solution does not work.

Hi.

Thank you for the response. I am now a registered “pro-” customer, BTW.

Do I have to do this on every slider page? Can’t this be done globally to affect all current and future sliders?

Hi aureliarose, Thank you so much for your help.

I had to shelve this issue for a while as customer work took precedence. Now I am revisiting it to finalize my upgraded site.

I tried this in the CSS of my tabs plugin (Tabby Responsive Tabs), both and without the pills. I saw no change. The first tab to load with images sizes them correctly. The other tab does not. if I leave the slider running in the second tab for a while, eventually the images start displaying correctly, however, upon returning to the first tab I then see only the tiny images displayed there instead.

Any other ideas?

Thank you.

This is NEW INFORMATION. This is NOT a BUMP! PLEASE DO NOT DELETE…

TOOLSET Technical Support has investigated this issue. Here are their findings…

Our 2nd tier supporters have investigated the issue and the problem is not coming from views.

Its on the Constant Contact plugin side .

This was the response of our 2nd tier supporter
Views saves the content template using ajax
In both of cases (The contact plugin active and inactive) , Views returns the same response
So, it’s not a Views issue
It’s an issue with the contact plugin that hooks into every ajax call and modify the response.

I’ve commented lines number 171,172,173,174,175,176,177 to resolve the issue.

This is the line that was commented out.

// setup common ajax setting
    $.ajaxSetup({
        url: ajaxurl,
        type: 'POST',
        async: false,
        timeout: 500
    });

So I would recommend contacting the support team for the Constant Contact plugin.

OK. Site transfer required registration. All fixed. Thanks, Tom! All authors should be as responsive as you are!

JS now reads . . .

function(event){
  var api = event.target;
  jQuery('.nav.nav-tabs li a').click(function(){
    msCli('update');
  })
}

No change. ??

Hi, Thanks for responding.

Part of your code appears to have dropped out. What does “li a” mean?

As I see it, in assigning and calling the class there are two lines of code that need to be altered.

In the Jscript jQuery('.post-layout').click(function(){

and in the main page code [restab title="Gallery 2" class="post-layout"]

Do I need to declare the class elsewhere as well besides in the Jscript, like in the CSS? I did not do so.

If I replace .post-layout with .nav.nav-tabs in the Jscript as you instructed above, what do I replace the post-layout in the [restab title="Gallery 2" class="post-layout"] with?

Should it now read [restab title="Gallery 2" class="nav.nav-tabs"] ? Please clarify. Thanks.

OK.

The only JS added to the page was the script you provided above. When I commented it out, the error disappeared with it.

Any other JS issues I saw came from my browser blocking out doubleclick ad and google maps, neither of which is installed or enabled on my site.

So how do we fix this tiny slide problem?

Sorry, incomplete link. Here is the complete link to a sample issue.
https://77.104.146.150/~smarttinc/post_layout_spec/hoo-scale-27-ft-x-32-ft/

Please note that this is not resolved!

The solution given does not fix the problem, possibly because it is not specific enough.

Please advise.

I set up my gallery #2 page as follows with the tab assigned a class called “post-layout”


<!-- Gallery 2 Layerslider ***************************** -->
[wpv-conditional if="( $(wpcf-extra-gallery) eq '1' )"] -->
[restab title="Gallery 2" class="post-layout"]

<div align=center>

[masterslider id="[types field='gallery-id2' output='raw'][/types]"]<p>
</div>

<div id="spaceblock30"></div>
[wpv-conditional if="( $(wpcf-project-description-2) ne '' )"]

[types field='project-description-2'][/types]

[/wpv-conditional]
[/restab]

[/wpv-conditional] -->

My theme includes a Jscript window that will add the sript tags so I inserted the following

function(event){
var api = event.target;
jQuery('.post-layout').click(function(){
msCli('update');
})
}

But the tiny slideshow issue still happens, even after full reload of page.
see page … https://77.104.146.150/~smarttinc/post_layout_spec/hoo-scale-27-ft-x-32-ft/

Hi Tom,

That worked perfectly. (it would be nice if WP interfaces specified the need for “px” after the number for all of us non-pro designers who are used to earlier design software that apparently took it for granted.)

Thanks again for the speedy response. I really needed it and you came through!

Regards,

smarttinc

Disappointing. I always liked that function. Thank you for telling me.