Here is the link to the slideshow : DEMO

Images in the slideshow are not being shown, tried everything several times exactly as mentioned in the documentation but still no luck.

Tried most of the things except the obvious solution of course.
I have attached the output file of drupal_set_message() along with template.php

Need help!
Thanks

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ppblaauw commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

You need at least two slides for the slideshow to work.

Hope this helps you further, please let me know.

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nmudgal commented

Okay thanks got it working on that node but when I put it in panel region on homepage I am not able to see any images? Why?

I am able to see these images [I am talking here about homepage in panel region] in slideshow in firefox but not in chrome & safari.

Using ff 3.6.13 & chrome 9.0.597.98 & safari 3.2.3

Need help there too.
Thanks

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ppblaauw commented

On the link homepage you have a javascript error in timer.js
Further javascripts are not executed, also not the javascript for the slideshow.

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nmudgal commented

Okay I disabled that module which was integrating timer.js file & cleared cache after that. but still same, no luck.
But if it was that js error then why was I able to see the running slideshow in firefox then & not only in chrome?Still the same slideshow running in ff but not in chrome.

Where else is error in js if any & how can I correct it?

Thanks

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ppblaauw commented

I see the slideshow working in chrome

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nmudgal commented

yeah cleared chrome cache too & can see now. But as soon as I login with admin role again images won't show up, while with some authenticated user account it does.

ppblaauw’s picture

ppblaauw commented

Look if there are javascript errors when logged in as admin.
Maybe functionality working only for admin causes a javascript error.

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nmudgal commented

How can I catch those errors? How did you get to know that timer.js file has js errors?

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ppblaauw commented

With chrome you can right click and then do inspect element on the slideshow to debug your pages.
With FF you can use the Firebug extension to debug your pages.

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nmudgal commented

Ahh I thought you are using some other way to catch errors, just was eager to know. Error was in admin module in some js file. disabled that module & it's working fine now.
Thanks a lot!

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ppblaauw commented
Title: Images not being shown » Images not being shown (fixed)
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

Set status to fixed.

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nmudgal commented

Okay, I will take care of fixing status next time.

Thanks

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.