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I’ve had to make some tweaks to template 8 and have sent you an updated version of the plugin to try.
Hi Karen,
The best way to do this would be with a filter which I will need to add.
Once the filter is added all you need to do is put some code in your theme’s functions.php file to modify the wording.
I will send you a copy of the upated plugin zip file once I’ve done the mods.
Hi Jordi,
Can you please explain more?
Are you saying you want to offer a minimum amount of photos for free and then charge for any photos over that amount?
Hi Karen,
The files acceptable are jpg and png.
What resolution or file size would be optimal? Should I optimize the images prior to uploading?
Keep in mind that photo processing is resource intensive and it all depends on your individual server how much it can handle. For example, some server setups such as cheap shared hosting plans might not be able to handle the demands of some the photo processing tasks needed by the plugin such as watermarking, image resizing and other tasks the plugin needs to do.
For example I have a test server which is a VPS hosting environment and it can handle images which are 11M in size and 300dpi but conversely there are some clients on a $4/mth shared server whose servers are not able to handle images of such size.
Try some tests for yourself to see what your server can and cannot handle.
Hi,
The photo details page is one of a few exceptions which you should not change. (I should’ve mentioned but forgot.)
This is because that page is a common page for displaying all photos.
You won’t really need to change the photo details page slug because you will never visit that page directly without clicking on a thumbnail. Once a thumbnail is clicked, the plugin will add an SEO-friendly slug on the end using available information from the photo.
here’s an example
ps: You can change any of the slugs for galleries, albums etc but pages you should not tamper with are the IPN, store, cart, checkout, photo_details.
Hi,
I tried ctrl-click, shift-click and other combinations and I cannot open the full sized image at all.
Is there any other special combination I might be missing?
What browser does this issue occur on?
Are you logged into wordpress when this happens?
I did go in and change all the references to “photogallery” in each php file and edit the MySQL database post_name entry to reflect this change
No I do not recommend that you do that.
Why don’t you change the slug by editing the page in question in wordpress page editor?
Ctrl-click or shift-click should not open the image when the copy protect is enabled.
Can you provide a link to your gallery so I can see this for myself?
During your conflict tests did you also deactivate all other plugins except photo seller?
Can you please install a fresh version of the plugin because your version is a bit outdated:
Please try another test after you install the latest version and let us know if that makes a difference.
If possible please repeat the plugin/theme conflict test too.
If you still have issues we will need log into your site to take a look.
What type of server is your site hosted on?
Hi,
Which version of photo seller do you have?
I just tried a test purchase on your site and then when I went to view the log file I couldn’t find it.
Furthermore when inspecting your html using firebug I saw something strange. For example the photo seller CSS files which would normally be located in the “wp-content/plugins/wp-photo-seller/” directory are for some reason located in “wp-content/plugins/Archive”.
Have you changed anything on the photo seller? What is the plugin directory called “Archive”?
Could it be that you might have a theme/plugin conflict? Can you please try the following tests:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
Can you please email me one of the original images which is not displaying the correct orientation so I can try it on my test site?
Hi Billy,
As per the email instructions, to fix your issue you can apply the following custom CSS code:
.psevdo_header{
height: 181px !important;
}That’s strange because I don’t think the photo seller should be messing with the theme’s general CSS.
I will send you an email to get access to your site so I can take a closer look.
Can you please do the following:
Log in to your paypal acct and go to “Website Payment Preferences”.
Check your settings for the following:
1) “Auto Return” (this should be enabled)
2) Also find the “Instant Payment Notification (IPN)” setting and please enable this feature if it’s not enabled.
Can you also enable debug from the settings page of the photoseller and set up a test gallery with price $0.01 and let us know the gallery link so we can try a test.
