Mateusz Czardybon

Hi,

For me, on the subpages from both links, the galleries work fine.

Sometimes plugins for optimizing photo loading are a problem, especially when they have a “lazy load” module. If you have one, you can temporarily disable it and see if everything works.

Great! So the fix will be added to the next release of our plugin.

Hi,

For historical reasons, on a search results page, an additional HTTP request from the server to itself was made to get results (to the search engine’s AJAX endpoint). By oversight, this method still worked in integration with several plugins and could cause the problems you described earlier and in the last comment.

Anyway, this has been fixed in v1.23.0.1 (downloadable from the link above) and you should try this version.

Hi Remco!

Thanks for letting us know about this bug, because so far none of our users have reported it to us.

In general, the integration of FiboSearch with FacetWP should work and in my tests of the latest versions of both plugins – it really does.

However, the screenshot from Query Monitor led me to a certain clue and the results are as you described – there are no search results and FacetWP Search facet does not work when our search engine is used. This turned out to be the case when home_url() returns an empty string – without going into too much detail, I’ve made a fix and I think it should solve the problem.

Here is a link to the plugin version with the fix for this bug: https://fibosearch.com/download/?f=fibosearch-1.23.0.1.zip&expires=1688477204&signature=71813d9127ae711e5c5b8d318a64e387
This is the stable version of the plugin, which will be released in the coming days, with the mentioned fix added, so you can use it to send it to the users who reported these bugs.

Regards,
Mateusz

Hi,

Could you try to collect the error logs? Please follow these steps:

1. Add the following constants to your wp-config.php file, right before the /* That's all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */ line:
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
2. Trigger the error, so that it gets logged.
3. Open the file with logs: wp-content/debug.log.
4. Check the logs for errors.
5. After checking, remove the constant added in point 1 and remove the wp-content/debug.log file.

There wasn’t really any particular reason to do this update, especially since everything works.

However, I will look into it and try to do so in the near future.

Hi,

I just checked the Cache Enabler plugin and in general Justified Gallery works fine with it. Only with the option “Minify HTML in cached pages including inline CSS and JavaScript.” stopped, but it seems the plugin was too aggressively minifying the JavaScript code.

After changing to “Minify HTML in cached pages excluding inline CSS and JavaScript.” and enabling other plugin options, the gallery works fine.

In general, there should be no problem working with cache plugins, unless they minify inline JavaScript code too aggressively.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by Mateusz Czardybon.

Hi,

I think it’s because of one of the theme’s features.

Could you go to “Appearance” >> “Customize” >> “Advanced options” >> “Website Performances”, and check if you have “Load images on scroll” enabled? If so, could you disable it and check how the gallery behaves again?

Just in case, the plugin is available for download again.

There is a slight delay due to the Christmas and New Year break, but I hope to be back in no more than a week.

No. Photos must be in the Media Library.

I just checked on a clean install of WordPress 6.0.2 with plugin version 1.16 and the preview while editing the page works fine.

Unfortunately, it is difficult to say what could be the reason.

You can turn off plugins one by one to check if there is any conflict or switch temporarily to another theme.

The gallery preview is displayed in an iframe, and you can try to open the iframe’s URL in a new tab.

• Open dev tools (I’m using Chrome)
• Switch to the “Network” tab
• Refresh edit page with gallery
• Look for the resource ?dgwt-jg-gutenberg-preview=active&dgwt-jg-wpnonce...
• Copy its URL and open it in a new browser tab – you should see the gallery
• If you don’t see the gallery, open dev tools here and check Console for any errors

Hi,

Do you have the latest plugin version? What version of WordPress do you have?

Click F12 to open dev tools and open tab “Console”. Refresh the edit page and check if there are any errors.

I think this is a conflict with the “Smush – Lazy Load Images, Optimize & Compress Images” plugin – do you have “Lazy Loading” enabled in the plugin settings? If so, can you try turning it off?