vivojack

Just to close the loop. I was unable to get this working using Easy Fancybox, but I enqueued the latest version of fancybox into the theme directly and then used this:

$(".fancybox").click(function() {
   		$.fancybox({
			helpers : {
	            title : null,
	            media : {}
	        },
	        arrows : false,
	        autoPlay : false,
	        loop : false,
	        iframe : {
	            scrolling : 'auto',
				preload   : true
	        },
	        height : 360,
	        width : 640,
	        autoSize : false,
	        'href' : this.href.replace(new RegExp("watch\\?v=", "i"), 'v/'),
		});
	return false;
	});

to launch fancybox with the youtube video and it works whether there is an ajax call on the page or not. So it does seem to be some sort of conflict between Easy Fancybox and when a local AJAX call has been enabled on the page in WordPress. You might want to test that. I can provide more details if that would help.

Thanks!

Thanks RavanH!
That puts me on the right track. I removed fancybox from mls-data-feed (I am the author) and that corrected the issue with the ajax spinner not displaying properly, but the youtube video still didn’t load. Only the fancybox css was loading as I had already disabled the javascript. It appears to be related to the fact that I am using a ajax post to pull listing results into the search page. When I disable that, Easy Fancybox works fine. But I am unclear to why using ajax locally would prevent Easy Fancybox from working with youtube.

I was able to enqueue fancybox into the theme directly and get it to work (sort of). The video loaded but it seemed to keep reloading the video and fancybox every few seconds…

Anyway if you have any further thoughts, I would appreciate them but I recognize that is above and beyond.

Thanks again!

also have this problem on multiple sites mostly using manually added UA codes. So I am adding to be notified by email as well.

ok, not sure what I changed, if anything, but I seem to have lost the ability to edit entries again so I guess you can safely ignore my previous comment…

Not sure if this will help you, but I was able to get editing working again by giving the “gravityforms_directory” capability to the user.

I am getting this same error, “Invalid CSRF token. Send the form again” when attempting to dump the database. I have tried in Chrome & Firefox and both give this error. I have tried changing the dump settings around to no avail.

oddly, it just started working for me again!? Anyway I seem to be good. Thanks!

I am getting the same error and I have also checked the box for anyone can register. I am also using wordpress 3.8

I have the same problem as well. Actually I have 2 custom post types and for one it works perfectly and the other throws an error. No duplicate page names for either.

I have also noticed that when I use the “social” tab to set the image for the home page as well as the default image it still selects a thumbnail size version of an image on the first page?

@td-user unfortunately this did not work for me, the images still started disappearing after a while. But thank you for your input!

@zudie I came to the same conclusion, I just like the circular effect better than the both effect. The bouncing back to the beginning I find distracting. Thanks to you as well!

If you want to set individual meta tags on a post or page basis, you will find the place to input them directly below where you write the content for the page or post. If you want to set templates so the plugin will generate them for you automatically look at the bottom or near the bottom of your dashboard and you will see a link called “SEO” the second option under there is “titles.” Click that.