Call to undefined function imageftbbox()

[johnmilton]

I purchased this plugin but despite trying to jump through hoops I keep getting not enough details entered. This is like a good smack in the teeth to a brand new customer with an issue not covered in the documentation that you advertise as extensive that I can not even find in your website for the Photo Seller plugin.

Despite your few minutes advertisement I am now at a couple of hours and without documentation it does not look like the hype is up to the product.

I would dear;y like to be wrong and would like please a little help with my issue which is..

error: Call to undefined function imageftbbox()

plus a link to your extensive installation instructions please.

[johnmilton]

Also I can’t work out how to navigate to the gallery? Is there a short code to insert per uploaded gallery? Your video says how easy it is to sell but nowhere does it say how to insert or navigate to your new shop?

[johnmilton]

Found this to fix the

Call to undefined function imageftbbox()

error

[http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=715803]

This has worked and I can now see all of the sales graphs and reports. I hope it will help out other users.

Just need some documentation on showing the gallery with the images for sale now

[Peter]

Is there a short code to insert per uploaded gallery?

Yes, simply place this shortcode on a page or post:

[WPS_photo_gallery id=”1″]

id is the gallery ID you want to display.

Note: The plugin will automatically create a page for every gallery with this shortcode for you.

It will also create a main page called “Photo Gallery” which lists all galleries.

[johnmilton]

Thanks for that. Is there an online help file as there is no documentation in the download and I couldn’t see this shortcode anywhere till now and I fell this should be something basically easy to find or even included in your instructional video. I could of course be missing something as I followed the link to the documentation and didn’t find anything regarding the Photo Seller plugin.

Thanks for your reply.

[johnmilton]

Reinstalled the plugin and still getting memory errors. I can’t see the gallery pages at all unless I disable your plugin. I have increased in tweak settings cPanel PHP max POST size to 2,047 and cPanel PHP max upload size to 2,047 but when I visit the pages such as http://togger.co.uk/galleries/portraits/leighton/ I get the error message as below.

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 4256 bytes) in /home/togger/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-photo-seller/models/WPSCommon.php on line 2250

Can you please advise me how to get this up and running? I am getting quite disheartened with it all now. The delays are also frustrating could we communicate via email instead to improve the speed I can get this running??

[johnmilton]

Just reinstalled WP and only have your plugin running and get the error

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 17024 bytes) in /home/togger/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-photo-seller/models/WPSCommon.php on line 2250

On page http://togger.co.uk/?page_id=16 Lots of work now lost and will need to rebuild my whole website from scratch and the plugin is still not working as expected.

:shrug:

[Peter]

How many images have you uploaded to your gallery and what is the size of the largest image?

Regarding the memory error – talk to your hosting provider and ask them to increase the “memory_limit” value to something like “200M”.

(Unfortunately the watermarking process is quite memory intensive)

Is there an online help file as there is no documentation in the download and I couldn’t see this shortcode anywhere till now

Point duly noted – we’re working on this.

[johnmilton]

It ‘looks’ like I was uploading files that were maybe too big to the gallery. I have switched to 1024×768 and all seems to be working well at the moment. Max image size would also be good to put into the online help when you can get round to it

[BirdsEyeViewImages]

John,

I upload images to my gallery that are over 5,000 pixels in size with no problems. Get your host to up the memory_limit for php.

[johnmilton]

Thanks I will try my best BirdsEyeViewImages.

I have another annoyance, despite trying to alter the z-index in the CSS files I have the photo popping up under the websites banner. Check it out here

[http://togger.co.uk/photogallery/sports/ice-hockey/gallery6/]

Maybe I can fix this by finding the Lightbox CSS and setting it to open the photo central or a little lower in the page?

[johnmilton]

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 11328 bytes) in /home/togger/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-photo-seller/models/WPSCommon.php on line 2250

Getting this when I try to upload larger files after increasing my file upload size in PHP??

[Peter]

The only way you can avoid such an error is to ask your host provider to increase your server “memory_limit” as stated in my previous response.

[Peter]

I have another annoyance, despite trying to alter the z-index in the CSS files I have the photo popping up under the websites banner.

I took a quick look at your site and yes I can see the issue.

I found that when I used firebug to change the z-index of the class called “flip-menu” from 500 to about 100 this seems to fix the issue.

Here’s the snippet of css code from your theme which I changed in firebug

.flip-menu {

margin: -57px 13px 0 13px;

position: relative;

z-index: 100;

}

So to fix this issue you would simply need to modify your theme’s appropriate CSS file (I think in this case it’s called menus.css) to reflect the z-index change shown above.

[johnmilton]

Thanks for the help Peter I shall give it a go right now

What about the animation shooting over as one lump? is it a js issue maybe?

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