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Thanks Brother, I got it to work. JSON is cool. Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you.

For other readers reading this thread, make sure you store your JavaScript in a .js file of its own and then call it in through the post/page. You can’t dump the JS directly into the post/page.

Thanks Michael, do you have any links to point me to that may help to get me started? I have not worked with JSON.

Let us know if you need help rolling it out.

Interesting approach, I too was able to effectively make it work as well using NextGen-Gallery and NGG Custom Fields plugin.

With both plugins installed, you can create custom fields for each gallery. I created a custom field called “link”.

In that field, I simply put the link to the “alternate/large image” that is associated to each thumbnail.

Just a minor tweak had to be done to /wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/view/gallery.php to achieve this and I was able to retain full control via the administrative interface.

Here’s what I did:

Between lines 80 -85 you will find the following line of code:

<a href="<?php echo $image->imageURL ?>" title="<?php echo $image->description ?>" <?php echo $image->thumbcode ?> >

Changed it to this:

<a href="<?php echo $image->ngg_custom_fields["Link"] ?>" title="<?php echo $image->description ?>" <?php echo $image->thumbcode ?> >

the change is in the opening echo statement from $image->imageURL to $image->ngg_custom_fields[“Links”] which coorelates with the new custom field I created using the NGG Custom fields plugin.

Hope this helps the next guy. Took me a few days to gather all the pieces but atleast there’s a solution posted on this forum now.

Oh, by the way, to add a link in the description of your image, you have to put the code in the alt field of your gallery line-item.

Thanks!

Awesome, another plug-in with no support.

Ironically I am having the same issue too. This is definitely a bug in the logic.

No prob… i think your needs fall well outside of the scope of this thread. You should try experts-exchange.com for support on AJAX for forms.

I’ve since stopped using this plug-in… it’s just too vanilla for real world scenarios.

SalesForce simply requires that special fields exist and that they be named to match the web-to-lead fields in your SF account.

If you can match these up, then you essentially build the form manually yourself and dump it into a WP page. At least that is what I did.

To insert the data into a database, you would need to add an INSERT SQL statement in the language of your choice (PHP, ASP, etc) prior to the form SUBMIT function being executed.

Again, you need to get back to form basics and you can get this all done yourself without having to use a plugin.

Airfoil,

What if Web-to-Lead is enabled? Yet, results aren’t going through? This is the issue I am experiencing. We are currently undergoing redesign and in our test platform, we are using this plugin.

Do we need to have multiple Web-to-Lead? I checked the settings in SF but nothing pointed otherwise.

Any aid would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Jesus Mary Joseph… silly me for not paying attention to the basics. After some tweaking, I removed my hard-coded call to jquery, and simply enqueue’d the local copy WP loads.

It still didn’t work. The issue? Paths. Turns out, my jqueryslidemenu.js was always point to root but when you navigated into the posts or pages the path was broken.

So I changed it to an absolute, fully qualified call and badda-bing.