Homepage slideshow issues

robertleerobertlee Registered Users Posts: 108 Major grins
edited May 14, 2009 in SmugMug Support
Some of the photos in my homepage slide show appear small in Internet explorer.
Everything appears to work fine in Firefox and other Browsers. Any idea
what is causing it?

www.rlsimaging.com

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  • rainforest1155rainforest1155 Registered Users Posts: 4,566 Major grins
    edited May 4, 2009
    robertlee wrote:
    Some of the photos in my homepage slide show appear small in Internet explorer.
    Everything appears to work fine in Firefox and other Browsers. Any idea
    what is causing it?

    www.rlsimaging.com
    Could you try clearing your IE cache?
    If you still have troubles, let us know what exact photo shows this issue. Maybe include a screenshot of the issue.

    What exact IE version do you use?

    Sebastian
    Sebastian
    SmugMug Support Hero
  • robertleerobertlee Registered Users Posts: 108 Major grins
    edited May 5, 2009
    The issue with my homepage slide show is now occurring in both Internet Explorer and Firefox.
    I deleted most of my photos in the slideshow. The first 3 photos are the correct size,
    the last 2 are now smaller in size. Clearing the cache as you suggested did not work.


    www.rlsimaging.com
  • ShizamShizam Registered Users Posts: 418 Major grins
    edited May 5, 2009
    robertlee wrote:
    The issue with my homepage slide show is now occurring in both Internet Explorer and Firefox.
    I deleted most of my photos in the slideshow. The first 3 photos are the correct size,
    the last 2 are now smaller in size. Clearing the cache as you suggested did not work.


    www.rlsimaging.com

    What do you mean smaller in size exactly, I notice that not all of the images have the same aspect ratio, is that what you mean, you want them to fill the area even if it bleeds over? Could you show a screenshot of what you're seeing too that would help.

    Sam
    Ever hear of Optimus Zoom? Me either.
    SmugMug iOS Sorcerer
  • robertleerobertlee Registered Users Posts: 108 Major grins
    edited May 5, 2009
    Shizam wrote:
    What do you mean smaller in size exactly, I notice that not all of the images have the same aspect ratio, is that what you mean, you want them to fill the area even if it bleeds over? Could you show a screenshot of what you're seeing too that would help.

    Sam


    How do I place a screenshot in this forum.

    www.rlsimaging.com
  • AndyAndy Registered Users Posts: 50,016 Major grins
    edited May 5, 2009
    robertlee wrote:
    How do I place a screenshot in this forum.

    www.rlsimaging.com
    upload it to your SmugMug and post it?

    or

    Use Jing (mac/pc) or Skitch (Mac)
  • robertleerobertlee Registered Users Posts: 108 Major grins
    edited May 5, 2009
  • robertleerobertlee Registered Users Posts: 108 Major grins
    edited May 5, 2009
  • PBolchoverPBolchover Registered Users Posts: 909 Major grins
    edited May 6, 2009
    Is the small image restricted in which sizes are available?
    Is the small image a very old one, predated the extra-large sizes? (If so, then you might need to select the "Make Smugmungous" option in the gallery tools. Caviat: this will reset the thumbnails in that gallery.)
  • robertleerobertlee Registered Users Posts: 108 Major grins
    edited May 6, 2009
    PBolchover wrote:
    Is the small image restricted in which sizes are available?
    Is the small image a very old one, predated the extra-large sizes? (If so, then you might need to select the "Make Smugmungous" option in the gallery tools. Caviat: this will reset the thumbnails in that gallery.)

    All images, past and present, in my homepage slideshow are set to medium.
    The small images are about the same age as the others.

    Last week all the images were the same size as the first screen shot above.
    Initially the small images started showing in Internet Explorer. A few days later the
    small images started appearing in Firefox as I indicated above.

    New images that I post to my homepage slideshow now only appear in the smaller size.
  • robertleerobertlee Registered Users Posts: 108 Major grins
    edited May 6, 2009
    robertlee wrote:
    All images, past and present, in my homepage slideshow are set to medium.
    The small images are about the same age as the others.

    Last week all the images were the same size as the first screen shot above.
    Initially the small images started showing in Internet Explorer. A few days later the
    small images started appearing in Firefox as I indicated above.

    New images that I post to my homepage slideshow now only appear in the smaller size.


    I just set the photos in my homepage slideshow to original size and then immediately back
    to medium. That seems to have fixed the problem; at least for now.
  • agalliaagallia Registered Users Posts: 541 Major grins
    edited May 7, 2009
    Hiding slideshow script in Bio searches?
    I have developed a problem with my Bio slideshow. The slideshow script is displayed on searches along with the bioText. How do I hide it? Here is my present Bio:
    <html>
    <div id="bioText">Bayou Oaks Studio: Photography by Al & Bobbie Gallia
    </div>
    ********>
    var ssConfig = {
        feedURL: 'http://api.smugmug.com/hack/feed.mg?Type=userkeyword%2526NickName=agallia%2526Data=slideshow',    
        newWindow: 'false',
        transparent: 'true',
        splash: '/photos/384063460_D3vdm-M-1.jpg',
        showLogo: 'false',
        clickUrl: '//Fine%20Art',
        showThumbs: 'false',
        showButtons: 'true',
        crossFadeSpeed: '1000',
        splashDelay: '1000',
        randomize: 'true'
    };
    SM.flash.insertSlideshow(700, 500, ssConfig, 'transparent');
    </********
    </html>
    
    Will appreciate any advise. Thanks.
    Acadiana Al
    Smugmug: Bayou Oaks Studio
    Blog: Journey to the Light
    "Serendipity...the faculty of making happy, unexpected discoveries by accident." .... Horace Walpole, 1754 (perhaps that 'lucky shot' wasn't really luck at all!)
  • robertleerobertlee Registered Users Posts: 108 Major grins
    edited May 7, 2009
    agallia wrote:
    I have developed a problem with my Bio slideshow. The slideshow script is displayed on searches along with the bioText. How do I hide it? Here is my present Bio:
    <html>
    <div id="bioText">Bayou Oaks Studio: Photography by Al & Bobbie Gallia
    </div>
    ********>
    var ssConfig = {
        feedURL: 'http://api.smugmug.com/hack/feed.mg?Type=userkeyword%2526NickName=agallia%2526Data=slideshow',    
        newWindow: 'false',
        transparent: 'true',
        splash: '/photos/384063460_D3vdm-M-1.jpg',
        showLogo: 'false',
        clickUrl: '//Fine%20Art',
        showThumbs: 'false',
        showButtons: 'true',
        crossFadeSpeed: '1000',
        splashDelay: '1000',
        randomize: 'true'
    };
    SM.flash.insertSlideshow(700, 500, ssConfig, 'transparent');
    </********
    </html>
    
    Will appreciate any advise. Thanks.


    Have you tried adding

    #bioText {display: none;}

    to your CSS
  • agalliaagallia Registered Users Posts: 541 Major grins
    edited May 7, 2009
    Hiding slideshow script in Bio from searches
    robertlee wrote:
    Have you tried adding

    #bioText {display: none;}

    to your CSS
    Yes, it was added to CSS some time ago. Just checked it again. Also just did a search for agallia on Smugmug that yields this description, "Bayou Oaks Studio: Photography by Al & Bobbie Gallia var ssConfig = ...". Smugmug Wiki doesn't seem to address this issue.

    But I ran across the following apparent "fix" on the W3C HTML 4.01 Spec on Scripts, 18.3.2, Hiding script data from user agents. I applied it to my Bio slideshow script and now my search description stops with bioText.
    Commenting scripts in JavaScript
    The JavaScript engine allows the string "<!--" to occur at the start of a SCRIPT element, and ignores further characters until the end of the line. JavaScript interprets "//" as starting a comment extending to the end of the current line. This is needed to hide the string "-->" from the JavaScript parser.
    ******** type="text/javascript">
    <!--  to hide script contents from old browsers
      function square(i) {
        document.write("The call passed ", i ," to the function.","<BR>")
        return i * i
      }
      document.write("The function returned ",square(5),".")
    // end hiding contents from old browsers  -->
    </********
    
    Any problems with doing this? Any comments about this issue will be appreciated. Thanks.
    Acadiana Al
    Smugmug: Bayou Oaks Studio
    Blog: Journey to the Light
    "Serendipity...the faculty of making happy, unexpected discoveries by accident." .... Horace Walpole, 1754 (perhaps that 'lucky shot' wasn't really luck at all!)
  • tdinardotdinardo Registered Users Posts: 98 Big grins
    edited May 11, 2009
    Thanks. Where did you implement this in your code?
  • agalliaagallia Registered Users Posts: 541 Major grins
    edited May 11, 2009
    Hiding Bio slideshow script...
    tdinardo wrote:
    Thanks. Where did you implement this in your code?
    Tom, placed the comment strings between 'script' tags as shown:
    <html>
    <div id="bioText">
    <p>Al and Bobbie Gallia welcome you ... photos.</p>
    </div>
    
    ********>
    [B][I]<!--  to hide script contents from old browsers[/I][/B]
    var ssConfig = {
        feedURL: 'http://api.smugmug.com/hack/feed.mg?Type=userkeyword%2526NickName=agallia%2526Data=slideshow',    
        newWindow: 'false',
        transparent: 'true',
        splash: '/photos/384063460_D3vdm-M-1.jpg',
        showLogo: 'false',
        clickUrl: '//Fine%20Art',
        showThumbs: 'false',
        showButtons: 'true',
        crossFadeSpeed: '1000',
        splashDelay: '1000',
        randomize: 'true'
    };
    SM.flash.insertSlideshow(700, 500, ssConfig, 'transparent');
    [B][I]// end hiding contents from old browsers  -->[/I][/B]
    </********
    
    </html>
    
    As I mentioned, seems to work but I am not a 'SM hero' so don't know for sure. Would like to get some feedback on this.
    Acadiana Al
    Smugmug: Bayou Oaks Studio
    Blog: Journey to the Light
    "Serendipity...the faculty of making happy, unexpected discoveries by accident." .... Horace Walpole, 1754 (perhaps that 'lucky shot' wasn't really luck at all!)
  • AndyAndy Registered Users Posts: 50,016 Major grins
    edited May 11, 2009
    tdinardo wrote:
    Thanks. Where did you implement this in your code?
    Hi Tom, see gotcha here

    http://wiki.smugmug.net/display/SmugMug/Flash+Slideshow
  • tdinardotdinardo Registered Users Posts: 98 Big grins
    edited May 11, 2009
    Andy wrote:

    Hi Andy,

    Thanks.

    I had done that, but I was still seeing the problem when looking at the RSS feed. The first item in the RSS feed still showed the code. This is what prompted my question. For whatever reason, it's no longer reproducing... Go figure....

    Thanks.

    Tom
  • tdinardotdinardo Registered Users Posts: 98 Big grins
    edited May 11, 2009
    tdinardo wrote:
    Hi Andy,

    Thanks.

    I had done that, but I was still seeing the problem when looking at the RSS feed. The first item in the RSS feed still showed the code. This is what prompted my question. For whatever reason, it's no longer reproducing... Go figure....

    Thanks.

    Tom

    Actually, interestingly, with IE the issue does not repro, but with FF it does.

    In FF, here's the first item in the feed:

    thomasdinardo's galleries

    <div id="bioText">Thomas Di Nardo - Seattle Sports Photographer - Editorial, Commercial, and Corporate Photography - FIS Skiing, ISU Speed Skating, Snowboarding, Football, Baseball, Soccer, Hockey, Softball, Swimming, Racing, Action. Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. </div>

    var ssConfig = {
    AlbumID: '7907514',
    newWindow: 'false',
    transparent: 'true',
    splash: 'false',
    showLogo: 'false',
    clickToImage: 'false',
    showThumbs: 'false',
    showButtons: 'false',
    imgAlign: 'top',
    crossFadeSpeed: '350'
    };
    SM.flash.insertSlideshow(800, 600, ssConfig, 'transparent');
  • DonMBDonMB Registered Users Posts: 23 Big grins
    edited May 14, 2009
    agallia wrote:
    Tom, placed the comment strings between 'script' tags as shown:
    <html>
    <div id="bioText">
    <p>Al and Bobbie Gallia welcome you ... photos.</p>
    </div>
     
    ********>
    [B][I]<!--  to hide script contents from old browsers[/I][/B]
    var ssConfig = {
        feedURL: 'http://api.smugmug.com/hack/feed.mg?Type=userkeyword%2526NickName=agallia%2526Data=slideshow',    
        newWindow: 'false',
        transparent: 'true',
        splash: '/photos/384063460_D3vdm-M-1.jpg',
        showLogo: 'false',
        clickUrl: '//Fine%20Art',
        showThumbs: 'false',
        showButtons: 'true',
        crossFadeSpeed: '1000',
        splashDelay: '1000',
        randomize: 'true'
    };
    SM.flash.insertSlideshow(700, 500, ssConfig, 'transparent');
    [B][I]// end hiding contents from old browsers  -->[/I][/B]
    </********
     
    </html>
    
    As I mentioned, seems to work but I am not a 'SM hero' so don't know for sure. Would like to get some feedback on this.

    That worked great for me! Thanks! My site looked really ugly in Firefox's brief RSS plug-in before I did this. Of course I had to kill off Brief's database to get it to forget the mess and load the fixed version....
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