David Bitton

Thanks.

Will do.

Checkout the answer here. It looks like we’re in business.

I think I’ll be OK w/ this. From what I gleaned from the code, the S3-Uploads plugin should do what I want it to do in conjunction with your plugin. I asked a question about how that plugin works, but I’m close to thinking it will be fine.

but I don’t.

https://www.evernote.com/l/AArtubK6_1VCAo0hIddFSjftNC52mTy2mo8B/image.png

Are you referring to this path?

/wp-admin/network/

128. I’m doing this in my test environment. Can I drop and re-add MaxGalleria and try again? How do I clear the database of MaxGalleria settings? Thanks!

Forgot to note, when you look at the imported gallery, all the content is there.

I’m seeing

wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/nextgen_settings/package.module.nextgen_settings.php: No such file or directory

in my logs too. Thanks.

I started working on it. It comes down to the fact that 2.0.x only inserts <script/> tags in <head/> on pages with slideshows. So I now have to figure out how to extract that in the Data Ajax Loaded Code. This isn’t going to be easy.

What if anything can be done about the issue I mentioned about the additional HEAD code generated on pages with slideshows?

What other plugins are you running? I lost the ability to use Nextgen with the Advanced AJAX Page Loader plugin. Since 2.0, additional content is injected into the HEAD tag on pages with slideshows. At least in my case, AAPL reloads just the content section of the page. This means that all of the additional content in the HEAD (scripts, etc.) are missing. This was working with the old architecture. The new architecture has rendered it’s use alongside AAPL nonexistent. Hopefully we can work through this.

Did NextGEN release an update?

Thanks for the suggestion. I have this in my click code:

var f = jQuery("#footer");
f.css('width', f.width());
f.css('top',f.position().top);
f.css('position', 'fixed');

and this in my reload code:

var f = jQuery("#footer");
if(f.css('position') == 'fixed') {
    f.css('width', '');
    f.css('top','');
    f.css('position', '');
}

Works like a charm.

Whoops. change the selector to:

var slideshows = jQuery(".ngg-slideshow");

is was also grabbing the loader div.