The plugins page never looks right.

darp · Novice Joined: Feb 14, 2007 Posts: 20

Here are the screen shots of the source view for my plugin page.
these shots are from Opera, but all other browsers show the same source rendering.

Just in case there is another poor soul tearing out their hair over this the way I got Firefox working was Edit --> Preferences --> Content --> Advanced --> Minimum Font Size --> 12 ( or whatever you want. It was "None" )

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jettyrat · Moderator Joined: Nov 28, 2005 Posts: 900

That's wierd, the second head section is from Gallery. The first is from phpbb and should be there. The second is from Gallery and should not be there in embed mode. I don't know what is going on there. Dari?

dari

what version of gallery is this? i wonder if something in a recent SVN build might be causing this.
ooooor, it could be that some headHTML is getting parsed when it shouldn't be in the integration code. i think that a recent SVN build made some changes to how that stuff was handled...
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darp · Novice Joined: Feb 14, 2007 Posts: 20

I used Phpbb3 3.0.1 and Gallery 2.2.4.

jettyrat · Moderator Joined: Nov 28, 2005 Posts: 900

For some reason he is getting a full gallery page (complete with doctype, head and body sections), even though it is embedded, but it only happens on the plugins page and no others. I can't reproduce it, mine works fine on 2 different test machines.

darp · Novice Joined: Feb 14, 2007 Posts: 20

Just for the record, I did a thorough check of all the pages, and it is just the plugins page that has problems. What is there about the plugins page that makes it get treated differently?

So, although the font size problem was only apparent on Firefox, it is the two head sections and the extra css links that are the real problem - right? It is not a Firefox issue and the fact that I could fix it with Firefox settings is just a band-aid - right?

Could it be that this particular computer/processor handles things in an atypical way? I have never heard of such a thing. But, after all, I redid the thing 4 times with the exact same results.

I am going to do the integration on my wife's clunky old computer and post the results.

If there is no problem on her machine I will upload the files to my machine and see how they are rendered.

I'll let you know.

jettyrat · Moderator Joined: Nov 28, 2005 Posts: 900

Hmm...weird...one of my development machines has just started doing this exact same thing with the default matrix theme! One machine does it, one does not...

Just as I was wrapping up the latest/greatest version Evil or Very Mad

Guess I can look into it now that I can reproduce it Confused

jettyrat · Moderator Joined: Nov 28, 2005 Posts: 900

http://gallery.menalto.com/node/70471 [menalto.com]

Seems to be a problem with the size of the plugins page. I installed the registration module the other day for developing a new integration installation routine and that is when the page broke. If I remove that plugin (reducing the size of the displayed page) it all works again...

darp · Novice Joined: Feb 14, 2007 Posts: 20

I have all the plugins available on the plugins page, but not many installed. I do not have the registration plugin installed.

Once a plugin has been downloaded is there a way to eliminate it?

Just a thought - the "Get More Plugins" page is physically just as big but works just fine.

jettyrat · Moderator Joined: Nov 28, 2005 Posts: 900

It's the size (in bytes) of the page that matters from the what I gathered on the Gallery site, not the physical view size of the page. I don't think the registration module itself had anything to do with it, it's just that one more plugin was enough data on the generated page to do it. Removing any plugin would make it go back to normal. If you uninstall them from the gallery admin plugins page, they go away. Not just de-activate, but uninstall the ones you don't need altogether.