Nextgen with wpml, broken images in non-standard language

@amj – Have you tried removing the empty w= and h= parameters, or specifically setting values for them?

– Cais.

Hi Cais,
Yep I did and it doesnt make a difference unfortunately.

[singlepic id=306 float=right]
The source:

<div class="ngg-gallery-singlepic-image ngg-right" style="max-width: 150px">
<a href="https://mydomain/wp/wp-content/gallery/test/4.jpg" title="" data-src="mydomain/wp/wp-content/gallery/test/4.jpg" data-thumbnail="mydomain/wp/wp-content/gallery/test/thumbs/thumbs_4.jpg" data-image-id="306" data-title="4.jpg" data-description="" target="_self" class="shutterset_f76de4d8cdeec05fec782d9c85eb04c8">
<img class="ngg-singlepic" src="mydomain/wp/nl/nextgen-image/306/300x200x100/564e1c6890f3ffc2c315c4952054ccea" alt="4.jpg" title="4.jpg" width="150"></a></div>

This is what I get with an image that is placed on a non-standard page (Dutch in this case) and that image is not used on a standard language page (English).
Any Ideas?

@amj – I’m not really seeing anything out of place but generic URL examples do not really provide enough context in many cases … can you provide a link directly to the page/post where you are using this [singlepic] shortcode?

Thanks!

– Cais.

This part is incorrect:
src="mydomain/wp/nl/nextgen-image/306/300x200x100/564e1c6890f3ffc2c315c4952054ccea" alt="4.jpg" title="4.jpg" width="150"

Is should be something like this:
src="mydomain/wp/wp-content/gallery/testplaatjes/dynamic/4.jpg-nggid03305-ngg0dyn-300x0x100-00f0w010c010r110f110r010t010.jpg alt="4.jpg" title="4.jpg" width="150"

I’ve tried to deactivate all plugins (except ngg and wpml) but no luck
Live example here

Regards, Anne

Cais,

I’ve just looked on the server and in the map /testplaatjes there are 5 jpeg’s (1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg, 4.jpg and 5.jpg)
As said before 5.jpg is the only one that hasnt be linked on a English page. In that map there are 2 other maps, /thumbs and /dynamic. In /thumbs all 5 jpegs are present. But in /dynamic the image 5.jpg is absent.

To test some more I’ve created a new gallery called mytest and added some images. I’ve changed the rights of the gallery map to 755 (was 751). After that I added a image to a Ducth page (non-standard language). The same issue still appears. No /dynamic map with images is created. But when I add a new image on a English page (=standard language) then the /dynamic map and image is created.

FYI: I’ve deactivate all unnecessary plugins, and switched themes to test if that helps, but it doesnt.

@amj – The “dynamic” folder is only for those images that have been modified from their defaults within NextGEN Gallery.

You also appear to be using a very old version of jQuery on your site. I would recommend sorting out what that is the case and try to use the version bundled with WordPress itself.

Once that is done, you may need to recreate these galleries etc. under the current version of jQuery to sort out the problems you are seeing.

Thanks!

– Cais.

@cais – That old jquery is now removed.
I’ve created a new gallery with new pics but the problem remains…

Regards Anne

@cais – I’ve also contacted the wmpl guys about this issue and they tested it too and found the same problem. Seems like there’s a compatibility issue with shortcodes on secondary languages. See: wpml-support I hope there’ll be a solution for this soon.

Regards Anne

@amj – The latest version of WPML did create a new conflict which we have committed a fix for in our next release. In the meantime, this can be fixed by altering our third-party-compat module’s wpml() method with the following code:

remove_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'wpml_installer_instance_delegator', 1 );

after the other remove_action() in that method.

Thanks!

– Cais.

PS: If this does not correct the problem it could be another new conflict that was introduced with WPML we have not sorted out yet.

@cais
Where do I place that code in module.third_party_compat.php,
under (1):

function wpml()
{
   ..
   foreach ($wp_filter['init'][2] as $id => $filter) {
      ..
      remove_action('init', array($object, 'js_load'), 2);
      <code here?>
   }
}

or under (2):

function wpml_translation_management()
{
   ..
   foreach ($wp_filter['init'][10] as $id => $filter) {
      ..
      remove_action('init', array($object, 'init'), 10);
      <code here?>
   }
}

Cheers,
Anne

@cais I’ve added your code to the wpml() function. I’ve created a new gallery with new pics but the problem still exist. Any other thoughts?

Cheers,
Anne

@amj – As noted, if the code does not correct the problem this could be yet another new conflict with WPML. Please send us a Bug Report here: https://nextgen-gallery.com/report-bug/ and reference this topic.

We will likely need log in and FTP credentials for your WordPress installation as well, please include those with your Bug Report, too.

Thanks!

– Cais.