dinkylune

Hi Phil,

Sorry meant to reply over the weekend. I ended up troubleshooting it going through the new OP3 functionality – here is my feedback to OP.

I had to go into the OP3 – Scripts and Styles menu and enable FooBox. I hadn’t realised this would be required since FooGallery was working even though it wasn’t enabled.

But I also needed to add foobox into the CSS Class in the Advanced Settings tab for the single image to open in the lightbox – even though I had the Target set as FooBox and the Class of foobox in the image properties. So a couple of things that aren’t really working that well, but very solvable.

Thanks
Kylie

Yes, it is set to FooBox as the lightbox.

Here is the System Info:

FooGallery version : 1.9.25
WordPress version : 5.4.2
Activated Theme : OptimizePress
WordPress URL : https://dinkylune.com
PHP version : 7.1.14
PHP GD : Loaded (V2)
PHP Imagick : Not found!
PHP Open SSL : Loaded
PHP HTTP Wrapper : Found
PHP HTTPS Wrapper : Found
HTTPS Mismatch : There is a protocol mismatch between your site URL and the actual URL!
PHP Config[allow_url_fopen] : 1
PHP Config[allow_url_include] : 1
WP Image Editor : WP_Thumb_Image_Editor_GD
Thumbnail Generation Test : http://dinkylune.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/template_tn1.jpg
Extensions Endpoint : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fooplugins/foogallery-extensions/master/extensions.json?v=T2ffOC18*4$e
Extensions Errors : Nope, all good
Extensions :
Extensions Active : Array
(
[0] => default_templates
[1] => foobox
[2] => foobox-image-lightbox
)

Gallery Templates : Array
(
[0] => default
[1] => image-viewer
[2] => justified
[3] => masonry
[4] => simple_portfolio
[5] => thumbnail
[6] => polaroid_promo
[7] => grid_promo
[8] => slider_promo
)

Lightboxes : Array
(
[foogallery] => FooGallery PRO Lightbox
[foobox] => FooBox
)

Settings : Array
(
[gallery_template] => default
[gallery_sorting] => date_desc
[default_gallery_settings] => 2957
[caption_title_source] => caption
[caption_desc_source] => desc
[thumb_jpeg_quality] => 90
[default_crop_position] => center,center
[thumb_resize_upscale_small_color] => rgb(0,0,0)
[language_images_count_none_text] => No images
[language_images_count_single_text] => 1 image
[language_images_count_plural_text] => %s images
[default_retina_support] => Array
(
[2x] => false
[3x] => false
[4x] => false
)

)

Active Plugins : Array
(
[0] => activecampaign-subscription-forms/activecampaign.php
[1] => akismet/akismet.php
[2] => better-wp-security/better-wp-security.php
[3] => broken-link-checker/broken-link-checker.php
[4] => delightful-downloads/delightful-downloads.php
[5] => foobox-image-lightbox/foobox-free.php
[6] => foogallery/foogallery.php
[7] => google-universal-analytics/googleanalytics.php
[8] => jetpack/jetpack.php
[9] => op-builder/op-builder.php
[10] => op-dashboard/op-dashboard.php
[11] => really-simple-ssl/rlrsssl-really-simple-ssl.php
[12] => redirection/redirection.php
[13] => wp-super-cache/wp-cache.php
)

Oh, and I looked at one of the pages I haven’t upgraded (I’m in the process of changing from OP2 to OP3) and the FooBox css and javascript is in their source – if that helps.

Thanks