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Andy:
My bad for turning off the comment notification. I just now saw your response/query when I came back here looking for (and not finding, alas) any references to Node.js conversion. What I meant is the custom URL within the context of the “Edit Gallery” page of the Masonry widget. In the custom URL, for example:
http://…etc…/overview/?iframe=true&width=100%&height=100%
to utilize the prettyPhoto js library (which is what you are using, right…it works, so must be)
Hope that helps.
Rob
Elliot:
Sorry, I’ve deleted it all and I’m building from scratch, as I only needed 6 image frames. However, to reproduce (or not):
1. Add a masonry gallery with 3 images (masonry #1)
2. Clone masonry gallery (now we have 2 masonry galleries)
3. Change the caption/link url (in this case, a prettyphoto link opening an iframe) in masonry #2
4. the caption/link propagates to masonry #1.
5. If the masonry galleries #1 and #2 are on two separate pages, the propagation between and among the two still occurs.I didn’t test but perhaps since I was using a dummy placekeeper image something was linking there. It’s as if their instance names within the database are the same, so they load the same things. At least that would be where I would first check if this were my program.
As I said, I had to move on to another solution, but maybe this is worth including in your Heisenbug List.
Started to do a diff to find out where the corrupt file was, but it was just as easy to replace all the enfold files so I did that instead. So ‘no’ I don’t know where it went wrong, but ‘yes’ it is fixed.
I’ve put it under version control as well as DB backup so hopefully this won’t happen again.
Thanks for your help.
- This reply was modified 10 years ago by technorodent.
That worked great for the pages. Unfortunately, it didn’t work at all for the posts. What would be the CSS for those pages?
Thanks. So you’re saying there is something corrupted someplace…
This reply has been marked as private.If I knew what/where to look for the problem maybe I could debug this, but not knowing where to begin makes this like looking for a needle in a haystack. Can you give me guidance where in the PHP templates to look? Or where the globals that control this are located?
- This reply was modified 10 years ago by technorodent.
Deactivated plugins, no joy. Still no widgets on right.
I certainly hope not. I’ve tried my best to freeze the updates. Where is the update timeline so I can check to see if you’ve pushed out something in the last few days (e.g. 3.02–when was the 02 released?)
This reply has been marked as private.Time is of the essence here, so I ended up having to move on. I floated the fieldset over the map, gave it a white background, which hid the top section of the map. I then extended the size of the map to compensate for the fieldset overlay. While this is certainly not a fix, it works for the time being and I can come back to this later.
Thanks for your help.
Yigit:
I traced the error to line 2098 of the mapbox.js file:
this._map._container.focus(), t.scrollTo(s, o)
Unfortunately the file is minified so I’m not certain what’s going on. I irc’d with their support person, and they (Mapbox) said they would look into it, although they don’t seem to be in any hurry. I forked Mapbox’s source files from GitHub but discovered it was more or less useless without the map image tiles from their website. I then moved on to something else. Although I prefer the look of mapbox maps, they probably aren’t worth messing with at this point so perhaps I should shift over to Google Maps API v3 for the time being.
Now that I’m thinking about it, perhaps I could identify the Enfold div that is scrolling up and then add an event listener to the Enfold div that is responding to the event bubble started by Mapbox’s scrollTo(s,o) directive & cancel it before it executes.
Any thoughts you might have on this are welcome. If you still want to look at the page, let me know & I will open a pinhole on the firewall for you to get through.
- This reply was modified 10 years, 1 month ago by technorodent.
I have traced this to a “mousedown” event bubble within Mapbox.js & will post a solution if/when I find it in case anyone else uses mapbox maps.
Thanks, that solved the drag-and-drop problem!
- This reply was modified 10 years, 1 month ago by technorodent.
This reply has been marked as private.1. When would be the best time?
2. Do you merely want HTTP access?
3. Are you looking to do a shared desktop [www.join.me], or do you want full root?
4. If you want to do a shared desktop, would access to a machine that can link via the admin console to the box in question work?I’m asking because I’m working from a home office & can only do one redirect from outside the cable modem + the box it is on is a small Intel NUC.
- This reply was modified 10 years, 1 month ago by technorodent.
Here is a shot of drag using Enfold:
And here is a shot of drag using Twenty-Fourteen:
- This reply was modified 10 years, 1 month ago by technorodent.
The only problem I see with that is the menu items are not dragable
Here you go:
Thanks!
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