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I have everything working right it seems; however, when I add the block to the page I see the navigation bar, but only get a spinning circle that appears to be loading. It can't be my computer/flash player version because I can see the demo site just fine. Any suggestions?
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#10 | error1.jpg | 20.55 KB | pillow |
Picture 1.png | 12.84 KB | roryjasonmartin |
Comments
Comment #1
wilco CreditAttribution: wilco commentedCan you copy and past the
<HEAD>
of the page so I can see what the CSS and JS of your site is returning?-wil
Comment #2
roryjasonmartin CreditAttribution: roryjasonmartin commentedis this the information you are looking for?
-Rory
Comment #3
wilco CreditAttribution: wilco commentedGreat.
At least the CSS is loading. That's a good first step.
If you look at the bottom of your page Source, you should also see this:
Or something that looks like it. If you do not, this may be the reason why your page is not loading properly. These scripts engaged the FPSS. This module does not make use of Flash. It is completely jquery driven. Try and resolve this issue first.
-wil
Comment #4
wilco CreditAttribution: wilco commentedOh, as a side note, these scripts are loaded into the page via a template variable
<?php print $closure; ?>
If this does not exist in your page.tpl.php. It is highly likely the module won't work.
-wil
Comment #5
roryjasonmartin CreditAttribution: roryjasonmartin commentedOk here is what I have at the bottom of my source code:
I checked for the template variable you mentioned and it is there; please instruct concerning troubleshooting from this point.
-Rory
Comment #6
wilco CreditAttribution: wilco commentedIt seems you are missing this file: "jquery-comp.js".
Although the instructions aren't completely clear and I haven't had much time to straighten things out, it is clear to me now that FPSS needs better guidance.
Make sure your default admin settings are as follows:
Template = Default
Disable JS Library = No
Optmize JS = No
JS Location = Footer
I believe those settings may be the issues.
-w
Comment #7
roryjasonmartin CreditAttribution: roryjasonmartin commentedsorry for my ignorance, but thank you for walking me through this issue; it is working fine now.
-Rory
Comment #8
wilco CreditAttribution: wilco commentedThink nothing of it, least of which is ignorance. The module is poorly documented. I'll work on that.
-wil
Comment #10
pillow CreditAttribution: pillow commentedI created two slideshows named slideshow1 and slideshow2, uploaded some pictures(type bmp, jpeg, png) enale the related blocks in content and footer region.
By viewing the source code of the web page, the css file was loaded, and both of jquery-comp.js and jquery-fpss-comp.js was found at the footer.
But the pics seems not be loaded at all, the following was the part of code. Any help will be appreciated~~
Comment #11
pillow CreditAttribution: pillow commentedComment #12
pillow CreditAttribution: pillow commentedsorry for the question asked previously. I have konwn the correct method now.
Comment #13
ploufy CreditAttribution: ploufy commentedHi everybody,
I created 1 slideshow and 2 slides (linking to articles). The slideshow appears (navigation bar and the loader) but I have nothing inside.
When I add/modify a slide I have this message :
warning: preg_match() expects parameter 2 to be string, array given in /data/www/mywebsite/includes/bootstrap.inc on line 771.
My default admin settings :
Template = Default
Disable JS Library = No
Optmize JS = No
JS Location = Footer
My HTML
Do you have any idea?
Comment #14
ploufy CreditAttribution: ploufy commentedOk I understood... We have to attach an image to the slide... It works now!