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No Plugins In Theme - sjf8600 - 2011-11-23 Hello, and 16 active filters: The reason I think it's not loading the plugins is because before I started fooling with the ZenFBSuite I had the flowplayer3 working on the albums that had .flv files and now it doesnt. Also when I check the source code when viewing photos using other themes it has a section in green at the very bottom that tells what zenphoto version and what plugins are loaded like this: If I check my source code all of that info is missing. If anyone can tell me what is wrong with my image.php I would be most grateful.
No Plugins In Theme - fretzl - 2011-11-23 Sorry but unless someone else steps in you will have to do the legwork yourself. Actually the flowplayer3 plugin is in fact loaded on your image.php page (As can be seen in the source code of your live site) Quote:...it has a section in green at the very bottom that tells what zenphoto version and what plugins are loaded like this No Plugins In Theme - sjf8600 - 2011-11-23 Thank you fretzl for reviewing my post! No Plugins In Theme - sbillard - 2011-11-23 What fretzl means is that as displayed the parts in green are not valid HTML. However that may be an artifact of how you made the post. If you post code it should be enclosed in backwards ticks. Otherise it does get transformed and sometimes parts are interpreted as formatting of the post when you really want them to be shown in the code. fretzl's suggestion is your best approach. But note that theme changes do not prevent plugins from loading. They may not properly invoke some of the plugin functionality, though. This could be caused by omitted function calls, so would show up in a code comparison. No Plugins In Theme - fretzl - 2011-11-24 Ok, let me get you started. See this part in your code/post ? The original code in image.php of the Garland theme reads: So, replace your code with the original. My guess is that when you have corrected these errors, your site will be ok again. Not sure though... It also doesn't hurt to familiarize yourself a bit with PHP, HTML and CSS. No Plugins In Theme - acrylian - 2011-11-24 The broken/wrong code is surely only caused by wrong escaping as the forum software does interpret some html tags directly (noted below the forum btw). This is why some code is green (=links). No Plugins In Theme - micheall - 2011-11-24 Also, what you should be comparing as fretzl pointed out is the image.php file itself, not the view source code, because when you're viewing source you're already seeing the script processed, so you're likely not going to see the error, only the result of it. |