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I only wrote to not

Posted: 01 Jun 2008, 21:32
by Jan
I only wrote to not changing this:

Each view.html.php adds the code.

These files can be found in
\front\views\categories
\front\views\category
\views\phocagalleryf
\views\phocagalleryi
\views\phocagallerys

Maybe the plugin displays it correctly because of loaded CSS from component or plugin ... but if it works for you, it is great...

What I meant about more instances:

This is one instance which displays e.g. 10 images (I only add example of parameters) in Phoca Gallery plugin:

{phocagallery view=category|...|start=0|limit=10}

Now e.g. 4 instances of Phoca Gallery plugin:
{phocagallery view=category|...|galleryid=5|imageid=1}
{phocagallery view=category|...|galleryid=5|imageid=2}
{phocagallery view=category|...|galleryid=5|imageid=3}
{phocagallery view=category|...|galleryid=5|imageid=4}

Jan

Thank you for you fa

Posted: 01 Jun 2008, 22:19
by chipsfrisch
Thank you for you fast response.

You are right, that the component code shouldnt be changed.

That have been my first grep-searches to find the code-part and why it could be added more than 1 time.
(in fact it was a deaf, dumb and blind idea) because i searched the original component-code (not the installed one).

But I'm very new joomla user - it's my second try to make a homepage - and its for a primary school.

So I dont know if I understand you.

There are about 15 images on the page www.ggs-goldenberg.de but this wasnt the problem, i think.

I found the problem within a long way.
-> there was one shown category with about 10 articles in BLOG-layout so the IE made mistakes (FF did it ok),
-> another category was ok (but it displayed only 6 articles in 1 column)
-> so I reduced to 6 articles in the othe section and all seems to be ok.
-> If I log on as an author all articles will be shown and I get the same prob as above.
-> the solution was bad.
-> searching and identifieng the phoca-addings as the problem.
-> removing code from each line in one html-page

I found a corresponding (?) between articles in a section and the amount of added phoca-lines.
Removing them made the layout ok.

Take a look at these three pages with IE
URL (<- wrong)
URL (<- working)
URL (<-reduced)

Perhaps there is a problem in naming the categories in PHOCA with the same name in the JOOMLA-menu-list???

Phuh.

good night.

greetings
micha

Thank you for the si

Posted: 02 Jun 2008, 21:12
by Jan
Thank you for the sites, maybe the non adding the images into introtext will help (adding in after page break)

Jan

Uh, so what do we do

Posted: 04 Jun 2008, 13:44
by Pinhead
Uh, so what do we do?
What is the downside of using chipsfrisch's solution? It seems to look ok in IE, even without the custom IE css

...

Posted: 04 Jun 2008, 19:34
by Jan
as I said, you can disable it, but there can be problems with horizontal and vertical centering of an image ....

Re: Problems with IE ignoring the css

Posted: 14 Jun 2008, 22:15
by Pinhead
In the new version 1.8 beta, after using chipsfrisch's way of stripping down the code, the plugin stops working. I guess I'll have to use older version of the plugin again?

Re: Problems with IE ignoring the css

Posted: 14 Jun 2008, 22:42
by Pinhead
Older versions don't work...
How do I disable the "if IE" css part? After I upgraded my Phoca gallery, the plugin just will not work if I delete the code in phocagallery.php, like chipsfrisch says.

Re: Problems with IE ignoring the css

Posted: 19 Jun 2008, 09:41
by Pinhead
Hello? How do I disable the plugin's IE compatability script?

Re: Problems with IE ignoring the css

Posted: 19 Jun 2008, 23:35
by Jan

Re: Problems with IE ignoring the css

Posted: 20 Jun 2008, 08:18
by Pinhead
This is the second page of that same topic.
the solution given by chipsfrisch used to work in old plugin, but I have updated Phoca gallery to 1.8 and now when I remove those belowmentioned line of code the plugin just stops working.