Jason
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Did this ever get resolved? I just noticed the same thing on my site, and this is one of the features I installed the plugin to get.
I’ve tried what you suggested – I removed the plugin and reinstalled it, and that didn’t fix anything.
Switching to the standard WP theme got me the gallery, but i still don’t understand what the conflict is. The theme I’m using uses the same version of jQuery, and the nggallery js is clearly being referenced in the footer. I can open the file and see the nggShowSlideshow function being defined, yet when I try to call it in the JavaScript console, it’s “undefined”.
I don’t want to take up too much of your time because my client hasn’t paid for the pro version of the plugin, so I do appreciate the help you’ve given so far. If you’d like to see the JS error and what the page renders like, I’ve made a new page with the gallery on it: http://www.morganwebert.com/jason-gallery-tests/
Thanks again,
-jasonThanks; I’ll try it. The JS error isn’t there because for now we’ve removed the gallery in favor of static images.
I’ll come back here if it is still eluding me later. 🙂
-jason
Hi Cais,
I am having this issue right now, and I’ve determined that it’s a theme-related problem, because when I view the page I have my gallery on using a Twenty-Seventeen theme live preview, the gallery works like it’s supposed to.
On stackoverflow I saw a solution that had to do with making sure the theme is calling wp_footer, and this one does. I even see the file that defines nggShowSlideshow being referenced in the footer. So I’m not entirely certain what about the theme is causing the issue. Any suggestions on what to look at as next steps?
For reference, this is the page that I’m working on: http://morganwebert.com/bali-retreat/
I’m using WP 4.7.3 and NextGEN Version 2.2.1
Thanks a bunch!
-jasonForum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Having issues staying logged in, but not the MS redirect loopI noticed something else just today that I thought I’d throw into the mix.
There’s a rewrite rule that redirects admin logins to HTTPS. When I do a preview, even though it starts with HTTPS, eventually it redirects to HTTP. I never noticed this being a problem, but the site admin tells me this hasn’t changed in 10 months. We only started seeing issues in January.
Was there a WordPress update that might have affected the cookies with respect to this? Or is anyone aware of any other reason this would be an issue now?
Thanks!
-jasonForum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Having issues staying logged in, but not the MS redirect loopYes, I did that. Apologies for not having that in the original post.
It’s so odd. I’m not the one who manages the site, but I’m the one they call when they need stuff done or weird stuff is happening. The guy who actually admins the site says he didn’t update anything, so that leaves the membership sites and the cache to be the only changes I’m aware of. I don’t know how much I believe that, so these could all be red herrings.
What I do know is that with a completely cleared browser history, no cache, no cookies, I can edit a post or page as long as I want to, but as soon as I preview the post and go back to editing, about 5 seconds later I get a login modal pop up.
For fun I tested the theory of just having two tabs open. That wasn’t it. It’s only when I do a preview and come back to the editor.
I also noticed just now that I actually have to log in twice. The first URL when I hit /wp-admin/ redirects back to wp-login.php with a querystring, then when I use my credentials I get wp-login.php again with no querystring, and that one lets me in.
-j