yelloworange

Hey ! Sorry for late reply. I keep a lot of backups of my site – reverted the whole site and had the plugin available that way. Backups are really wonderful.

PSS: I did not mean that sarcastically. ?? I feel like I have brought too many questions to your attention. Hopefully soon I can help fix bugs!

PS: I was able to revert to 1.9.1 and found that the site reload on filter click was happening for me there – so it must have been some change between 1.7.2 and 1.9.1.

Also I want to echo other folks’ comments about how great this plugin is. I really like it a lot and am very grateful for the work you put into it.

-c

Can confirm- I was able to revert to 1.7.2 easily (hoped to go back just 1 version for easier testing – but could not quite figure out the github flow in the amt of time I had available).

Anywho, I can confirm that the site does not reload in 1.7.2 and does reload in 1.9.2 when clicking on a filter. For me, the desired behavior is that clicking a filter does not reload the whole site.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by yelloworange.

PSS: Enqueing them permanently works!! This is great news!! I wonder if there is a way to enqueue and de-queue w/ajax or the likes. Sorry to send you so many of these and thank you!

PS: was looking at this

if( ! jQuery('#visual-portfolio-items-style-fly-css').length )         // fly stylesheet
{
    jQuery('head').append('<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://www.caitlineverett.com/wp-content/plugins/visual-portfolio/templates/items-list/items-style/fly/style.css">');
console.log("added fly stylesheet");
}

but it does not seem to work, exactly… id be happy to help with a plugin update if you have a strategy that you think would work best

Hey nK! Thank you for looking. I am not sure what is the best way to accomplish this. Do you have any recommendations?

PSS: To confirm that this is the case, I made a test post here: https://caitlineverett.com/testpost/ – if you switch between the homepage and this page, the portfolios both work — so the issue is not that the jquery init/destroy methods do not work, but that switching between portfolio types does not seem to work (probably css related).

Hey nK – I hope this finds you well.

I think i may have figured out (a friend helped quite a bit with this effort) what is wrong but do not know how to fix it. When using ajax, the initialize and destroy methods seem to work – but if two portfolios are of different types (ie: masonry and tiles), the correct css files do not load along with the ajax calls. I believe this is the problem I am experiencing- which I think you would be able to confirm by visiting the site – caitlineverett.com.

Thank you

C

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by yelloworange.

Reverted to a very old version – thankfully it is ok for now. Nevermind -but would really love to ask for your help if/when you have a few minutes. Still cannot get this working with ajax.

PS: reachable at [email protected]

Hey @nko – I am still having some trouble with this. Can I please ask to employ your help, formally? Thank you – C

Thank you!!! This is great!!!

NVM – I think I may have solved this on my own. Sorry about that!

Thank you! This worked!!