Hi Dave,
Thanks for getting back to me.
I’ve tried both of these but neither seem to be working.
Just to check have I written this correctly for an absolute path?
fileLoadingImage: ‘http://www.singoutbristol.com/webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/loading.gif’;
fileBottomNavCloseImage = ‘http://www.singoutbristol.com/webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/close.gif’;
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Yes - The easy way to check is to put either of these in the browser address bar - and they both work so the paths are correct.
There must be something else going wrong.
Try taking out the < and > at either end of the absolute paths in the JS file
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Sorry I hadn’t realised that they (< & >) had appeared in my code in FWT
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Hi Dan
I’ve tried this and still no luck.
There seems to be a syntax error / parse error and a window pops up saying
"Server said: /webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/js: No such file or directory
Error -125: remote chdir failed"
It doesn’t seem to recognise the webyep system. The only thing I have changed for the new server is the path so I’ve no idea why it won’t work.
Mog
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Hi Dan
I found an earlier thread which has been useful:
http://www.freewaytalk.net/thread/view/58104#m_63897
Matt McArdle downloaded a fresh copy of lightbox. I’ve just done the same and entered the path: fileLoadingImage: ‘/webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/loading.gif’,
fileBottomNavCloseImage: ‘/webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/close.gif’,
This seems to have worked for me too.
Thanks again for your help
Mog
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Did you see that the new WebYep 1.6 uses Fancybox instead of Lightbox? Fancybox is a lot nicer than the now somewhat archaic Lightbox.
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I am glad that it is now working - was it the lightbox.js file that was at fault?
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Thanks Dan, I’ll check that out!
David,
It seems to be since I downloaded a fresh copy from huddletogether website and used the same path that it is working. Not sure why this would make a difference as I’m sure the files were exactly the same.
Thanks again
Mog
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as I’m sure the files were exactly the same
I have just read the other thread that you linked to where Matt’s problem was the text encoding of the edited JS file.
You may have had exactly the same problem without realising.
What text editor did you use to edit the JS file? I can see that TextEdit could mess this up whereas something like TextWrangler or BBEdit is less likely to.
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Hi David
I use Coda text editor. I checked the text encoding in preferences which was set to automatic. Should I be setting it to Unicode (UTF-8)?
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Should I be setting it to Unicode (UTF-8)?
Yes for editing stuff like this ie JS files etc
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Thanks again for your help
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Hi,
I seem to be having the same issues with LightBox again. I’m testing a gallery page for a new site on a folder here:
I’ve installed a fresh copy of Lightbox but it’s not working. I’ve tried going back through earlier advice on the forum but no luck. Uploading a fresh copy of Lightbox seemed to do the trick last time but not this time. I’ve also changed Coda’s preferences to Unicode UTF-8 and checked the URL link to the lightbox.js file to make sure the permissions are ok but I can’t figure out what else I need to do to make Lightbox work.
Code I’ve changed:
fileLoadingImage: ‘images/loading.gif’;
fileBottomNavCloseImage: ‘webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/close.gif’;
Also tried
fileLoadingImage: ‘webyep-system/images/loading.gif’;
fileBottomNavCloseImage: ‘webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/close.gif’;
And
fileLoadingImage: ‘webyep-system/images/loading.gif’’
fileBottomNavCloseImage: ‘webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/close.gif’,
and a few more variations!
Any help would be gratefully appreciated
Thanks
Mog
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Ok I’ve cracked it. Using Coda remotely to change the code was the best and quickest way to work out what was going on!
Saves much more time than changing stuff on the desktop and then uploading!
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