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another question:
On my form, I have a field to enter a Start-Time and one to enter a Finish-Time.
Within that entered time-frame, I want to be able to count the number of hours between 8pm and 1am and separately the number of hours between 1am and 6am.

For example: user enters Start-Time: 5pm and Finish-Time: 3am
Within that range there are 5 Hours in the 8pm-1am TimeSlot
and there are 2 Hours in the 1am-6am Timeslot.

Is there a way to calculate these? I’m driving myself crazy trying to figure this out. Thanks much!

awesome. Thank you

OK – once results are delivered, how to display the entire results data.
For example do a search for:
https://tvlistening.com:3000/search/gotham

Results:
Shows
Gotham

Songs
Gotham Theme
Penguin Comes Home To Gotham

Artists
Gotham Cast
Gotham Show Cast

Then – how to link from these results to the data. For example – we want “Shows” “Gotham”- that would result in:
https://tvlistening.com:3000/show/411

can this plugin link to and display these results?

Ok. Don’t have budget for that but thank you.

thanks for your help. Is the link you provided an example of what can only be done with the Pro version – or is that also possible with the free version?

so, it turns out that all the problems are immediately fixed, by just upgrading to the paid version and using the Pro Blogstyle layout. It doesn’t seem quite right, that that’s the case, but it is. Apparently forcing the gallery images to show full size (by overriding thumbnail size) produces this glitch. But by showing the gallery images full size (by paying for it) it works perfectly.

I believe I’ve narrowed down the error to some CSS.
The problem is, without this CSS, the images wont conform to the size of the screen in mobile (like iphone) so only less than a quarter of the image shows on small screen.

with the CSS, it works right – but the problem we are discussing happens.

let me know your thoughts:

.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}

.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img {
background-color:transparent!important;
border:none!important;
}

yep – it’s not every time like it is in IOS, but I do from time to time see it on Yosemite as well.
Not using a custom template: have nothing different in the gallery settings.

only thing I’m doing differently is this:
in the actual call to show the gallery – i’m using compact album, and I’m overriding thumbnail settings so the images show full size.

Photocrati – this is their response: helpful at all?

I visited you website on iOS 8 and could indeed replicate the issue. Apparently a script is sizing photos to viewport on page load. iOS Safari is known to have such bugs. It’s probably a better idea to ask the plugin authors for a solution.

yes, I have a support request in with them too. Nobody can seem to figure this issue out.

Hey Cais – I hadn’t tried that. Yes, it seems fine that way. So, therefore it is the theme.
However, I’d still like to use my current theme and your plugin – any suggestions?

not getting any errors. Everything seems to be working fine – except it will not go to my google drive.

Ok – got rid of that directory.
This time, I got no error message, but it seemed to stop at:

2012-07-31 16:39:56 NOTICE Attempting to create archive ‘Visual-Photo-Guide-m81lea.zip’.

also – it is still showing:
Current date and time:
July 31, 2012 8:46 pm
Most recent backup:
never

ok – deleted and reinstalled, now getting this:

Environment: Backup 2.1.3; WordPress 3.4.1; PHP 5.3.13; SAPI apache2handler; OS Linux; ZIP false; CURL 7.24.0; Time limit 120s; Memory limit 32M
Attempting to dump database.
The database dump was completed successfully in 9.768 seconds.
Attempting to create archive ‘Visual-Photo-Guide-m81k4c.zip’.
/home/vpg/public_html/wp-content/plugins/photo-dropper/D:/web/visualphotoguide.com/www/ is not a directory.

I am using the latest version:

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