kchayka

I finally got around to downloading a different browser (Maxthon) to my old Android phone. The plugin seems to work as advertised with this browser. thanks

I also see a too-small lightbox on your motion-capture demo page, using an Android 2.2 phone, not the latest anything but it’s all I have. Is there some minimum level of software or browser needed to get the images maximized in landscape orientation?

Thanks–this works well.

function my_slide_onclick( $onclick, $slide ) {
	if ($slide->caption == '') {
		$onclick['title'] = '';
	}
	return $onclick;
}
add_filter( 'lazyest_slide_onclick', 'my_slide_onclick', 10, 2 );

I installed LG and LGW on a remote Linux server and am getting the same kind of results so it seems it is not a Windows specific issue.

The original images are each 2-2.5MB in size, one of which can be downloaded from https://www.minnesotawildflowers.info/blog/wp-content/uploads/temp/cinnamon-fern_20120525_152843.JPG

You can see the results at https://www.minnesotawildflowers.info/blog/test-page/

I think I’m going to go with a different mobile theme switcher that let me selectively disable other plugins.

localhost only at this time. It’s in testing before I dare go “live” but I’ll see if I can get a beta site up somewhere.

thanks again for your effort

None of the above are working for me. Maybe there is something about WP 3.4 that is interfering?

No go. ??

I can see the unbind JS in the page source just before </body>, but EFB doesn’t disable unless I also dequeue and/or deregister ‘jquery.fancybox’, which gives a JS error due to the embedded EFB JS code in the head:
Error: TypeError: $(“a.fancybox, area.fancybox”).fancybox is not a function

This error causes problems with another script, whether or not I re-enqueue jquery.

If I could conditionally disable that embedded code that would do it. I tried adding
remove_action(‘wp_head’, ‘easy_fancybox’, 9999);
to the mobile theme but it doesn’t remove it. I also tried checking for the mobile theme (Weaver II) in the easy_fancybox function but WP only sends the default theme name (Twenty Eleven). ??

Bummer. I’d really like to figure something out. This is such a nice script for larger displays but not so good on small screens.

Thanks for the speedy response. I’ll give it a try.

After some hunt and peck I did find it on the edit products page. NO! I take that back – I only found it after installing the Options plugin. After deactivating the Options plugin all my options went away and I cannot find a way to enter them back in now. Plus, the options were not showing up correctly on the actual product page. Even though I added 2 options to a product the drop-down on the order page only showed 1.

Maybe I should install an older version of TCP and re-activate the Options plugin. I can’t seem to get products to accept the taxable or not choice, either.

Is there any way to have a set of options that can apply to multiple products? Something like t-shirts could have many products with the same size options. It is pretty cumbersome to define the same options on every product individually, and if they need a price change at some point then each product has to be updated individually.

After watching the video I see that, when Options were a separate plugin, you could copy options from one product to another. I don’t see how that can be done with Options part of the core.

thanks

“The Options plugin is now integrated into the core, so you don’t need to download it.”

I just downloaded the core TCP plugin and installed it fresh. I see in the edit product screen where product options would be listed, but I see no where in any of the admin settings for the Product, Setup or Tools where I can set up these options.
help?

Ah, I did not see that in the doc before. thanks.

I believe the solution is to rewrite the plugin to use OO class structure, then there can be multiple instances of it. Not a 5-minute task, but should certainly be doable.

much better ?? thank you for the quick response.

For the styling issue with the dupe ids, maybe you can assign unique ids by appending a -number, then use an attribute selector in the CSS, which is supported by most browsers these days, e.g.
div[id|=”upcoming-events”] (id begins with…)