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  • Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Thanks for replying. I’m not sure what you mean…

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Sooo… I saw here on GitHub that this issue had been fixed:

    https://github.com/WebDevStudios/CMB2/issues/330

    …but I’m trying it now (I use this plugin on almost every project, haha) and it still isn’t saving. Could the latest WP update have thrown something off again?

    I’m having this issue as well, although since you posted a month ago and no one has responded, I suppose it’d probably be faster to just find another plugin.

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Okay well thank you for your help. I’ll wait to put in this aspect and keep my eye out for CMB2 updates.

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Yes I’m running the latest version of WordPress and CMB2.

    I used repeatable date/times a while back and it worked fine, and then in May I discovered it had stopped working and I wasn’t sure which update had broken it. I was hoping by now it would have been fixed in another update but I’ve just tried it and it still isn’t working. The example-functions.php code does look different though so I thought perhaps it was my fault this time but I guess not.

    Don’t mean to be antsy, it’s just that being able to enter multiple dates and times for events is basically the main reasons I use CMB2 and it was perfect when it used to work… is there a way to tell whether the issue’s been seen by anyone on GitHub?

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Okay so I changed it to four separate non-repeatable fields for now (hoping that they don’t have more than 4 dates per event), but here’s hoping that this can be fixed soon so I can change it back. It’ll work for now but it’s not a very elegant solution. Thanks for your help!

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Yes, it needs to be repeatable. I’m using it for an Events feed and many events, such as concerts, will have multiple dates and times.

    My backup plan is to just put in a repeatable text field and have the client type the dates/times, but I’d really love to keep the date formatting that I have in place. Plus again, I’m using this on other websites (where it used to work perfectly), and I would have to change it on all of those websites as well.

    It used to just save all the unix timestamps in an array so I’m using a foreach to format them. It looks like right now the first date gets saved as the current date/time in Greenwich Mean Time, and all of the added repeatable rows save as blank nodes in the array, so they display 1/1/1970.

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Hello,

    I have found another plugin that works for my needs. If you put the slideshow inside a div whose width animates on scroll, you will see the issue I was having – please consider fixing the issue in a future build!

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Hey Michael,

    Any word on how to fix this? We’re supposed to launch in a less than a week and I’ll need to figure out a creative alternative if this won’t be working yet. I noticed that there was a CMB2 update put out yesterday so I updated it but it’s still not working.

    Thanks, hope to hear from you soon! And aside from this issue thanks for the awesome plugin! 😉

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Is there any word on how I may be able to fix this problem? I need to start looking for a different slideshow plugin if I can’t get this working in the next couple of days or so. Thanks for your help!

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Thank you, hopefully he’ll have time before I have to launch. It’d be a shame to have to just use a static photo.

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Thanks for the link, but it doesn’t appear to be the same issue: The Lightbox animates to fit the slideshow, but I need the slideshow to animate to fit the container.

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    There’s no animation in Twenty Fourteen so it wouldn’t do any good to test it there. The slideshow works, it loads fine and it resizes fine when the window is resized, it just doesn’t resize with the animated width.

    I don’t think the theme is to blame… It’s looking to me like the javascript handles the resize or something and isn’t responding to the container width. I can limit the max-width from the plugin settings but only by pixels, not by percent. If I add max-width:100% to all the divs and images in the stylesheet, it disappears completely.

    I don’t know if this helps you but I was bored so I checked this out.

    (also you misspelled the url above)

    There’s a position:relative !important; on div.slideshow_content. I have no idea why it’s not working the way it is but if I change it to position:absolute !important; it works in Chrome and Firefox.

    Maybe if you add:

    .slideshow_container .slideshow_content {
    position: absolute !important;
    }

    to your stylesheet it will work? I’m not sure what kind of hierarchy you’ve got though – it might get overruled anyway. You could try changing it in the slideshow’s stylesheet.

    Thread Starter Head Goldfish

    (@shoelaced)

    Just tried it, left it so you can see. The top one uses the php call and the bottom one uses the shortcode – it does the same thing.

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