Jorge Silva-Jetter

Excellent! Marking as resolved.

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Sorry, for the late response. I never got an email about this.

I’m thinking that it might be something as simple as a badly named variable; In this case, $options. I went ahead and changed that a long with a couple of other things into the plugin.

https://thejsj.com/portfolio/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/JSJGallerySlideshow.zip

Let me know if that works.

I’m marking this as resolved.

Hi,

You’re definitely missing a </div> somewhere… after looking at this for a while, I’m pretty sure this is a but in my part…

Try installing this version of the plugin:

https://thejsj.com/portfolio/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/jsjSlideShow.zip

I went in and added the div myself…

Let me know if this works!

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Have you installed the plugin already?

The plugin is designed to substitute all your galleries with JSJ Gallery Slideshow. No shortcode required.

Basically, if you want to add it to your page, just add a normal WP gallery.

The instructions are a good idea. A second version of this plugin will probably be out in the near future with some other options.

Hope this helps!

Hi Bertrand,

Where you finally able to solve this?

Could you please include a copy/paste or screenshot of those two. Just so I can see what’s going on…

Let’s try this:

1. For all 3 functions that use $options (jsj_gallery_register_mysettings, jsj_gallery_optionPage, jsj_slide_add_init_function), write the following:

echo (“Function Name: ” . NAME_OF_THE_FUNCTION);
var_dump($options);

Basically, we’re trying to see if each function is reading the $options array.

2. Also, can you copy/paste the code for the html in the back-end (the blocks), just to see what it’s outputting.

If when you call var_dump($options); you are getting all the options, then I’m guessing it’s not a permissions problem, but rather a variable scope problem. Just a guess at this point.

NOTE:

This is definitely a pretty big bug. I imagine this will require a new version of the plugin in the future.

It’s a bit hard for me to test all this, since I can’t replicate the problem.

I think what’s going on is that the sssetings.php file (which contains all the settings) is not loading up correctly. Two ways to finding out if this is true or not is:

1. Go to View Source on your page and make sure that all your options are listed there:

cycleGallery[index] = jQuery(“#galleryid-” + galleryId).cycle({

… and make sure that all options are there (about 20).

2. You can also go into jsjSlideShow.php and after line 30 add: var_dump($options);

This should display all the options. If it doesn’t there’s a problem.

If it doesn’t show all options, there’s probably a permissions problems where PHP is not being allowed to read the settings file (sssettings.php).

Let Me Know

Hi Bertrand,

The plugin doesn’t specify anything like a shadow for nothing in the slideshow, so my first guess is that something else in your CSS/site is overriding or being applied to the content behind the slideshow. I would inspect it with Chrome/Firebug and try to determine where that’s coming from.

In the meantime, a link would help. If not, a screenshot…

Do you have any CSS knowledge?

Jorge

Sorry for the late reply.

Yeah, that’s probably the way to go. The way the thumbnails are displayed is determined by CSS because it’s a background-image.

Glad to see you you figured it out!

Excellent!

When you go to Settings->JSJ Gallery Slideshow there is a “fit” setting. Enable that.

Then, depending on wether you want all your images to have the same height or the same width, set one of those to a specific height or width. It should be a number (600) that will later be converted into pixels 600px.

Let me know if that works!