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Looks like the colorbox is collapsing in Firefox. Let us look into it.

eskimo121 wrote:Videos not being displayed properly on Firefox 12 , Windows 7 , screen resolution 1366*768 , Orientation: Landscape.

When i click on a video i only see the top strip. Video does not play either. Does Firefox not support mp4 format?

Check attached image :

I also saw this and when double clicking you go to fullscreen and then you can see the video.

Please check now, I will update the beta .zip meanwhile.

Nick wrote:Please check now, I will update the beta .zip meanwhile.

It shows better but with scrollbars overlapping the video.

alexhenes wrote:This was the folder I was in when I received this error.... however I have received it in other places on the site as well. It doesn't happen all the time.
http://www.merelyafleshwound.com/#/what ... 20zealand/

I tried feverishly to click between your folders, but could not get to experience it. This error message anyway comes from usage of the "filemod", and the only filemod I can see you are using, is on your startpage. So if this is happening somehow, it must be some kinda circumstantial collision in event when you are on startpage and navigate to another page ... I can't say I know why, but the notice is definitely from the filemod, which is only active on your startpage.

If its really a nuisance, I would recommend simply switching from your "slideshow" filemod, to using folder parameters instead to set up this folder as a slideshow. See the link below, and scroll down to "slideshow":
https://www.photo.gallery/documentation/folder-parameters/
(PS, the demo lionks there arent working yet, because I need to fix them)

Sorry about the Videos, had to fix it for almost every browser out there and some fixes break the other browsers. Hope now it looks correct everywhere. Beta is updated. Only iv-includes/templates/default/index.video.phtml has changed.

mjau-mjau wrote:

MetAtroN wrote:Something's wrong with scaling when on theme tab. Please see attachement. To see the 'preview' button I have to zoom out browser window and there is no slider at the bottom of browser window.

What beta are you using? This should be fixed last release if not before. I would try emptying browser cache, because it might be in CSS.

I was using Imagevue X2.8 β8, now upgraded to Imagevue X2.8 β9. Clearead the cache as you suggested and everything is back to normal. Thanks a lot, you're awesome

BTW. New Illuminati theme is great.

This was the folder I was in when I received this error.... however I have received it in other places on the site as well. It doesn't happen all the time.
http://www.merelyafleshwound.com/#/what ... 20zealand/

I can pretty much re-create this everytime now... using Google Chrome on a Win7 machine I bring up www.merelyafleshwound.com and click on the what's new - new zealand folder before the first slideshow image has a chance to load.

alexhenes wrote:I can pretty much re-create this everytime now... using Google Chrome on a Win7 machine I bring up http://www.merelyafleshwound.com and click on the what's new - new zealand folder before the first slideshow image has a chance to load.

I dug into this, and the only chance it happens, is if you click a new folder in a 20ms (millisecond) period after the slideshow is trying to start ... After new folder is loaded, it basically stops the filemod function, unless the new folder loads exactly within the 20ms window after the slideshow is trying to start. I would say you have to basically be almost clicking the folder the moment when the gallery loads to achieve this.

I have added a fix for it here though: https://d.pr/f/qNFw (imagevue2.swf. Download, replace and empty cache!)

Just for the record, this issue is not related to Imagevue X2.8.

thanks Karl... that fixed it!

your analysis is dead on too... as I was configuring and playing with various settings I was quickly switching from my main page to the New Zealand folder.

mjau-mjau wrote:[Not quite sure what you are trying to achieve with this, but yes that should be possible. Go to admin -> settings -> Custom CSS -> Mobile Gallery CSS, and try to apply this:

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.textPage h1 {display: none !important;}

Well yes, this works! What I would like to achieve are mobile menu icons (thumbnails) but without showing the corresponding images within the folders. As I can't use graphic icons for the menu like in the flash version I just tried to find a workaround for this...

Thanks Nick, the videos play and work fine now in Firefox 12.

tschortsch wrote:Well yes, this works! What I would like to achieve are mobile menu icons (thumbnails) but without showing the corresponding images within the folders. As I can't use graphic icons for the menu like in the flash version I just tried to find a workaround for this...

Yes, I kinda figured this. There may be ways to hide thumbnails with CSS, but it must match a pattern. You cant just hide thumbnails for galleries, because then you would be hiding all thumbnails in all galleries. You could hide thumbnails from textpages though, because textpages have a specific ID. However, as far as I could see, your "China" folder is a normal folder with subfolders in them ... It was not a textpage (and I dont see how it could be).

- I don't necessarily accept that it should be less secure having files in the root folder.
- It's the only way of making the flash and HTML file structures work the same and show the same content when you go into each.
- Addressing root files by URL worked fine on the 2.7 versions.

Sorry, what was it about?