[Peter]

Hi,

Currently there isn’t a a way to jump to specific page number. I will take a look at the code to see how viable it is to add something to jump to page – it depends on a few factors, such as whether the current pagination method and style will lend it itself to such functionality and also how complicated the task is to implement this.

The workaround in case you’re interested is to go to the address bar in the browser and change the number assigned to the “g_page” query parameter.

Example: your gallery page URL might look like this when you have pagination enabled:

[http://example.com/gallery5?pagename=flowers%2Fgallery5&g_page=1]

You can change g_page=1 to g_page=6 and then hit enter and you will be taken to page 6.

[Peter]

I added a wordpress filter hook so you can change the wording.

Eg, use the code below and place it in your theme’s functions.php

(In my example I replaced “Receipt” with “View your purchase details here” but you can use whatever text you want)

add_filter('photo_receipt_details_email','change_photo_seller_email_receipt_wording',10,2);



function change_photo_seller_email_receipt_wording($product_receipt_digital_items_only, $product_receipt_digital_items_url)

{

$product_receipt_digital_items_only = "nView your purchase details here: ".$product_receipt_digital_items_url."n";

return $product_receipt_digital_items_only;

}

[Peter]

Sounds like all is ok – glad it’s working.

[Peter]

Yes I would recommend that you remove the free version so as to avoid confusion.

Then you can delete that page which shows the [wppg_photo_gallery_home] shortcode.

After you do that, go to the Photo Seller Admin Functions menu and click the “Regenerate Default Pages” button.

That should fix it. If it doesn’t let me know and I will log into your site to take a closer look.

[Peter]

Oh I see what’s happening – that gallery page is not from the photo seller plugin. It is from the free photo gallery plugin.

These plugins don’t link or share their galleries so you can’t really use any galleries you created in the free plugin and then refer to them in the paid plugin.

[Peter]

Hi,

Go to the Photo Seller Settings and make sure that the “Photo Details Page” dropdown box has the photo details page selected. If it is not, then select it and save the settings.

[Peter]

The most probable reason you are seeing “the requested content can’t be loaded” is because your server does not have enough memory resources to handle some of the photo processing.

To fix this please ask your host provider to increase the PHP memory_limit value to at least 256M.

If you look in your server error log file the chances are that you will see “fatal error” logs due to insufficient memory which are the reason for your problem.

[Peter]

Just to confirm, there are two sorting configuration areas –

1) one is in the main gallery settings page which sorts the list of galleries.

2) The other setting is inside the individual gallery settings page which will sort the individual photos inside a particular gallery.

Are you setting the sort order from the second one above?

What happens when you choose “By ID Descending”?

[Peter]

Ok thanks.

I have tested and was able to reproduce the same issue and have consequently implemented a tweak to prevent it from occurring again.

I will send you an updated version for you to try.

[Peter]

I edited my last answer – please delete the last code I gave you and copy and paste that code.

[Peter]

Try the following:

1) Go and grab the following plugin:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413

2) Then add the following CSS code in the settings of the above plugin:

.wps_standard_var_table th:nth-child(1), .wps_standard_var_table td:nth-child(1) {

display: none;

}

[Peter]

Can you please quote the exact file title name as it is saved in your galleries?

(I want to try a test by uploading a photo with the same name on my test site)

[Peter]

Can you please elaborate on what you expect such a feature to do or how it would work?

(BTW – no there isn’t currently such an option)

[Peter]

It was only set around .25 since I thought it for the preview

There’s the answer to your question

If you want to deliver full size you need to offer a full-size ratio from your price list, ie, set to ratio 1.

[Peter]

To be honest I think your page looks fine as it is.

You’ve mentioned many changes you want to make without specifying the details what those changes are.

For now I will give you an answer for a couple of your requests and you should send more info regarding the others.

Before applying the following custom css go and grab the following plugin and add the code in there:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413

Examples:

To make the coupon field smaller:

.wps-cart-page-wrapper input[name="couponCode"]{

width: 50%;

}

For the table, in the photo details page you can reduce the whole table size and this will also proportionally reduce the columns.

eg,

.wps-pricing-tables .wps_digital_details_table{

width: 75%;

}

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