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It turns out that I just didn’t have enough space on a free algolia app. To fix my problem I just implemented some of the migration techniques suggested in the link you sent, and am only using my one app now.

Thanks

Hi Ray, thanks for the response.

So you’re saying that the problem is the memory on my site is over-taxed when trying to perform the index? Or is it the memory of my index on algolia that is not large enough? It is a free plan, is there a chance that it could be not working because there is not enough index space allotted to me?

Thanks for that link, I’ll look into that.

I see. Maybe it’s something with the theme we had on our WordPress site? We will try it out again on our other other site and see how that goes..

Turns out the problem was with the wordpress update to 4.5.2. We tried it on a site with the old version of wordpress (4.4.2) and it worked out ok.

Thanks for your help!

It works with one image, but the one image viewer uses a different short code. This is what I get when I input one image from the gallery, there’s no id there.

[dcm src=”https://5ea.7f6.myftpupload.com/dicom-viewer/tl-28-case-5_frame_070-2-2/”%5D

Right. Just checked the ids of the 3 dicom files I am trying to show, they are all correct. Anything else I can check?

Our urls look like this: /wp-content/uploads/2016/04/TL-28-Case-5_frame_070-2.dcm There is no item value. This happens in the gallery, create a gallery, and the regular media section. Did we upload the files wrong?

Hi ivmartel, I’m helping my colleague fud on this problem.

It seems the gallery short code isn’t creating any HTML at all. There is no entry-content div class, or any div at all created in the main body.

Let me know what I can do to test this out ??