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Your browser might be caching the content. Did you try viewing the page from a totally different browser? (try the “incognito” in chrome or “private” window in FF)
Can you send me a link to your front end gallery page so I can select a photo and see that page?
I just performed a test on my test site and my instructions definitely work.
Yes – you can do a sort of workaround.
Try this:
Set a large value for the “Watermarked Max Preview Dimension” and leave the “Watermark Text” blank.
When you see such behaviour during bulk upload it usually means your server doesn’t have the resources to handle the processing of the images.
Have you checked your server’s php error log file?
Chances are that you will see some sort of fatal error regarding “exhausted” memory.
Another thing to try is to try and split up your photos into smaller zip files – say 75 or 100 and test that to see if your server can handle smaller quantities.
I’m not sure I understand your problem…can you please explain further?
I could add to the cart and also I was able to go to the cart page too.
There’s nothing much really to explain. The order in which you enter the IDs is the order in which they will appear on the page.
Change the following line:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(.*)?.dperezphoto.com/wordpress [NC]To:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(.*)?.dperezphoto.com [NC]Also, can you confirm that you followed these official instructions to change your site URL?
https://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory
Using FTP or something similar, can you please go to the “uploads/wp_photo_seller/” directory and temporarily rename the .htaccess file to:
temp.htaccess
Does this make a difference? If so, then you will need to tweak that file to reflect the change you made to the home URL.
Let me know what the contents are of the .htaccess which resides inside “uploads/wp_photo_seller/” and I can tell you what to change.
My site is running the same photo seller plugin.
I think your site and the demo site has some other external thing which is affecting the cart.
Can you please still try the conflict tests on your site to see if you find the cause?
I will need to investigate further but the strange thing is that it does not happen on my test site. Try this and let me know if you see the same issue:
[http://e-jelly.com/wp4_photo/photogallery/gallery2/]
I made a tweak to the plugin so that the plugin will honour the order in which you specify the ids in the portfolio shortcode.
I will send you an updated version for you to try.
I have tried numerous tests on my test site using the same gallery setup as you and I cannot reproduce the problem you are seeing. This leads me to conclude that something else in your installation is causing this.
Can you please do the following theme/plugin conflict tests:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
