sweman

Same issue here!

Any solutions coming up? Revolution slider outputs some script directly on the page (at least on my website, I have the X theme and a slider above the masthead). Could that be the problem? And if so, is there a way to exclude the inline script from async loading?

Oh, sorry for posting in this thread – but thanks for solving my issue anyway!

I think I have the same problem – I get the following error message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function token_get_all() in […]/loco-admin.php on line 704

This renders the plugin completely useless for now, so would be nice with a fix!

You’re most welcome, I’m happy to help! Thanks for an otherwise great plugin, and keep up the good work ??

Thanks, I have edited the review, hopefully looks a bit less offensive now. This has probably made your first comment look strange, but oh well ??

Also, is there a way to change my review? I realize that my choice of words were a bit clumsy…

Thanks for your reply! I just want to repeat what I stated before, it’s a great plugin and I use it for all my sites.

My critique only concerns the usability of the UI, not the design (although I personally would have made different choices there too). What makes a good UI good is more than personal preferences – it’s a lot about clarity, information flow and eliminating user errors. My point is: in this plugin there are problems with these three things. Users should be able to get started without watching an instruction video first, and relevant information should be provided at each option in the settings. Another important thing is that users should be prevented from doing the same steps over again because of uncertainty.

Don’t know if this explains good enough what I meant i the review… I do have pictures showing what I mean would be improvements to the UI, but apparently I can’t post them here. Do you have an e-mail address I can send them to?

Cheers

Yeah, I know that implementing all sorts of custom implementations is impossible. Just thought that this one might be a good idea since WooCommerce is used by millions of people worldwide. In my fix I just added the class to line 267 in the file “default-filters.php” like so:

case 'pretty_photo' :

			$class = 'prettyPhoto zoom';
			$rel   = "prettyPhoto[{$id}]";
			break;

Just adding an extra class like this is simple, and it shouldn’t break anything else, right? Well, anyway, I got it working for me so I’ll be content whatever you choose to do (or not to do)! ??

Thanks for your quick reply! I don’t know if I can link to it, because it’s integrated in the WooCommerce plugin for WordPress. It’s really strange because I tried a lot of different ways and searched the web for quite some time and the final solution doesn’t seem logical. What put me on track was this article about the previous “lightbox” method used in WooCommerce, fancybox, where a the class “zoom” had to be applied: How to Use WooCommerce’s Lightbox
A comment in the beginning of the article stated that WooCommerce now comes with prettyPhoto instead, linking to a newer article about how to make use of that. However, trying that method didn’t work when I removed the “zoom” class, so it must be some leftover code that the WooCommerce people forgot to remove that is causing trouble, eh?