No auto advance

  • Resolved Andreas

    (@sauerland)


    15 years ago

    For me, everything is fine with this plugin except for the auto advance thing. The slider just shows the most recent promo post and that’s it.

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  • Thread Starter Andreas

    (@sauerland)

    15 years ago

    Proof here: http://smmp.de/slider-test/

    Plugin Author Micah Wood

    (@woodent)

    15 years ago

    Go into the ‘Slider Options’ page and be sure you have the ‘Load Javascript in Header’ option selected. Your theme is probably missing the wp_footer() call and, because of this, it appears that the javascript file responsible for the transitions is not being loaded.

    Thread Starter Andreas

    (@sauerland)

    15 years ago

    It doesn’t get loaded when put into header either. I’ve been busy trying every single option during the last hour or two.

    Perhaps the script doesn’t survive wp-minify…

    Plugin Author Micah Wood

    (@woodent)

    15 years ago

    Have you tried disabling the caching plugin temporarily?

    Thread Starter Andreas

    (@sauerland)

    15 years ago

    As long as I’m logged in I get the uncached version of the site anyway. This is very mysterious…


    <!-- Performance optimized by W3 Total Cache. Learn more: http://www.w3-edge.com/wordpress-plugins/

    Page Caching using disk (enhanced) (User is logged in)
    Database Caching using apc (user is logged in)
    Object Caching 2838/2862 objects using memcached
    Content Delivery Network via Amazon Web Services: CloudFront: d2p6l3h97n7962.cloudfront.net (logged in admin is rejected)

    Served from: smmp.de @ 2011-06-16 17:39:21 -->

    Plugin Author Micah Wood

    (@woodent)

    15 years ago

    Strange, it should be loading. wp_head() is obviously present because I see the CSS is loaded properly. Not sure I would be much help without taking a look at the backend.

    Have you tried temporarily disabling all other plugins to see if the problem persists? You may also want to try switching themes temporarily just to see if the theme might be an issue.

    This is my standard operating procedure when I encounter plugin issues:
    http://www.orderofbusiness.net/blog/troubleshooting-wordpress-plugins/

    I have found that most people’s problems are resolved in steps 3 or 4.

    Thread Starter Andreas

    (@sauerland)

    15 years ago

    Yes, this certainly requires a closer look. I’ll try that later in a lab install. Switching off the cache and all plugins with currently 20 visitors crawling the site doesn’t appear as a neat idea to me. Got to test some themes anyway…

    Thread Starter Andreas

    (@sauerland)

    14 years, 12 months ago

    Found it. The script doesn’t like object cache runinng through memcache.

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