[Plugin: Instapress] Pagination not working?

Hi,

unfortunately there’s a problem with our demo site and we are working on it.

According your styling issue:
There’s a section to style Instapress widget and a section to style Instapress shortcode in the FAQ. So according to the FAQ you can e.g. change the images’ appearance like this:

.instapress-shortcode img {
    height: 140px !important;
    width: 140px !important;
}

According your pagination issue:
This sound like a Javascript error to me. Could you please check if there’s any error output in your browser after clicking “Next” in Instapress gallery?

Hope we’ll find a solution soon. Thanks.

Hello! Thank you so much for replying.

The styling issue is now resolved. Perfect!

I’ve gone ahead and added pagination back in so you can see the page output. There’s no Javascript error showing up for me.
Here’s the page:
https://www.doorsixteen.com/instagram/

As you can see, the “next” link simply points back to the home page. I’ve looked at a few other Instapress galleries on other sites to compare, and it seems they all have the same problem I do.

My shortcode looks like this:
[instapress userid="self" piccount="64" effect="fancybox" paging="1" title="1" size="140"]

Any idea what the issue could be? I’d love to get the pagination working if possible…that’s a great feature!

Hi,

did you probably disable all effects in Instapress’ settings in wp-admin? That might cause your issue. Please check that so I can have a close look into that.

Thanks.

Yes, I did have the box checked to disable effects. I’ve un-checked it now, but the result is the same. I’ll leave it un-checked so you can take a look, though!

That’s strange. Are you probably using any caching plugins?
Do you use a custom template? If so, does that template include scripts that were added by wp_enqueue_script ?

The problem is, that your page does not include the necessary file instapress.js and I can’t see why. ??

Another thing that could cause that issue is the fancybox plugin you are using. Would be worth a try disabling that to double check that.

Thanks.

Another thing that just came to my mind:
Are you using wp_footer() in your template?

No, I don’t use any caching plugins.

Yes, my theme is custom, but I have not used wp_enqueue_script to add any scripts.

I just tried disabling the Easy Fancybox plugin, but that did not make any difference. (I’ve turned it back on now, since that does not seem to be the source of the problem.)

And yes, I have wp_footer() in my template above the </body> tag.

Ok, I really can’t figure out what the cause of your issue is.
Would you be so kind as to try to add the following line to your template before wp_head() and wp_footer() are called:
wp_enqueue_script('instapress', plugins_url('/instapress.js', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram.php'), array('jquery', 'sack'), InstagramPlugin::getVersion(), true);

I hope we’ll find a solution. Thanks.

By the way: Did you have Instapress effects enabled when you disabled the fancybox plugin? Cause either way, the gallery won’t work with effects disabled (we’ll fix that in our next release).

OK, I added the line…no luck!

And yes, Instapress effects were enabled when I disabled the plugin.

I’m happy to try anything else that you think might make a difference! It’s still a great plugin even without the pagination, I just wish I could figure out why it’s not working. ??

Do you have a link to an example of a gallery with the pagination working? The few sites I found all seemed to have the same problem that I’m having.

Is that line of code from above still in your template? The only thing I can think about now is that there’s a problem with any of the dependencies for Instapress’ javascript. Could you try modifying the code like that:
wp_enqueue_script('instapress', plugins_url('/instapress.js', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram.php'), array('jquery'), InstagramPlugin::getVersion(), true);

Here’s a working example: https://knieh.com/?page_id=163

I just changed the code (it’s still in place)…again, no luck.

Thanks for the link. It’s helpful for me to see how it’s supposed to function! I’ll take a closer look tonight and see if I can figure out what the problem is.

Thank you for all of your help!

Ok, the only thing I can think about is that there has to be a problem with wp_enqueue_script. I’d advise you to probably changing the parameters and check if that changes anything.
You could probably try:
wp_enqueue_script('instapress', plugins_url('/instapress.js', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram.php'), array(), InstagramPlugin::getVersion(), true);
as well as:
wp_enqueue_script('instapress', plugins_url('/instapress.js', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram.php'), array(), '1.0', true);
or:
wp_enqueue_script('instapress-test', plugins_url('/instapress.js', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram.php'), array(), '1.0', true);

This should result in a javascript error:
wp_enqueue_script('instapress1', plugins_url('/instapress1.js', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'wp-content/plugins/instapress/instagram.php'));

Please keep me up to date. Thanks.

And a way that defintely has to work, but definetely is not the most beautiful, would be to add the following line after wp_footer():

<script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo trailingslashit(get_bloginfo( 'wpurl' )); ?>wp-content/plugins/instapress/instapress.js"></script>