style01.php – style12.php is statically pointing in the embed code to ronice.net.
Those styles should be able to run on any blog that will install the plugin.
they no longer do that
status : closed
style01.php – style12.php is statically pointing in the embed code to ronice.net.
Those styles should be able to run on any blog that will install the plugin.
they no longer do that
status : closed
The selected theme’s css effect style 13-15, those style should looks the same no matter the css that they are in.
look at this theme : http://wpcincopaplugin.ronica.net/styles/
solved
status :closed
status :closed
Please claim the folder, soon an unclaimed folders will not have access in nonUserSession
solved by adding $page->post (‘Folders_claim’, Array(“fid” => $fid)); in makefolder.php
status : closed
status :closed
status : closed
When folder name return by providers.getContent contains non English character the popup will give an error alert. the reason for this is signature error.
You can test it with the demo account, look under y_2007 for folder name (in the cloud) name – coração
solved for Portuguese, I described the issue with Hebrew on RAC
solved
status : closed
0. when clicking 'insert' in the popup, it inserts the plugin at the begining of the post and not where the cursor is - Ok, I found the bug, it's tricky: IE has this problem with tinyMCE (the textbox WP uses), that when you change the page in the popup box (through a link, for example, or a redirect, it loses the position,so when you close the popup, the cursor automatically goes to the beginning of the text. We are using redirect in the following situations: 1. in base.php, when the user is not logged in; 2. in base.php, when the session expired; 3. in the plugin page, when viewing an album and then clicking on Back [to main menu]); We have 3 solutions for this: 1. move cursor to the end of the textbox automatically if in IE ; 2. store the position of the cursor when opening the popup and restoring it after the popup has been closed (don't know if that's possible); 3. use AJAX in the situations I mentioned earlier, but I don't know if it's possible: 1. for login, we could open a new window as you said at the beginning of the project, but I don't think we can do the trick when the user clicks "Login": after all, we should somehow hold our page from loading until the user logged in, and only after that display the plugin page.
Another method I thought about is to make the plugin page an empty page containing a div and the buttons, and make another page that would serve wp-media-cincopa.php. For example, the user clicks on Back and it calls serve.php?action=back which returns the page with the main menu, and the script puts it in the div.
Or, the user clicks on Open folder and it calls serve.php?action=open&fid=[FID] and the images are loaded in the div.
Same thing forlogin: if the user is not logged in, the script returns the source of login.aspx into the div. if it can...
Do you think this is a good ideea? Btw, the newly implemented Logout functionality requires redirections as well.
status : closed, this is an IE bug with tinyMCE when changing page inside popup