• Whenever I use a gallery rest url that isn’t on the same server the g3client gallery won’t load and neither will the g3client settings page. The actual gallery3 loads okay when I access its server directly and so does my wordpress installation.. is there something I have to enable for the rest api to work remotely?(Even though I kinda thought that was the point of rest).. or is it just too slow and timing out? (The settings page should at least load though so I can change the url without a database edit).

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  • Plugin Author fstoffel

    (@fstoffel)

    In principle the api should have no problem with remote access, since on the protocol layer, the api requests look like ordinary browser requests.

    Are you sure you have configured g3client correctly? Currently, the settings are not sanitized. Make sure the rest api url ends with ‘/index.php/rest/’ (without the quotes BUT with the trailing slash), and the api key is valid. The connection itself will be checked whenever you hit the save button in g3client’s settings interface. If you don’t see an error message on top, the gallery3 is reachablem, at least for one simple request.

    Thread Starter almandot

    (@almandot)

    Quite sure it’s configured correctly. When I enter the url of a gallery on a different host, it simply won’t load. And neither will the settings page. I’ve tried using a separate hosting space of mine as the “remote gallery” as well as giving it the url of my own machine’s web server which should have eliminated any major speed issues. All 3 server locations work properly when I enter a REST url for that server’s gallery into a wordpress installation on the same server.

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