I found another bug:
- The description can be found in the html code, but isn't visible on the website. It might be behind the image. If you delete the image from the website (not from the slideshow) than you can see the description.
Regards
Michael
Pushed changes to github with various fixes. I also sent a pull request to Paul Vaughan's repo yesterday, to try and keep the module from fragmenting too much.
The position of the images is always left. The settting of the position hasn't function.
Do you mean the "Centred" setting? It works for me in both Chrome and Firefox.
The thumbnails in the caption page will be displayed only if the file is really ending with the extension jpg.
I haven't been able to reproduce this, .png and .jpg files both show the thumbnail on the caption editing page for me.
view.php
- line 51 - 58: add <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> --> so the special characters (e.g. ä, ü) are displayed correctly if the background is white.
Incorporated this, and also fixed the markup. It was missing html and body opening tags.
captions.php
- line 38: add the full name of the course in the header
Added it to media.php and the autopopup as well
I found another bug:
- The description can be found in the html code, but isn't visible on the website. It might be behind the image. If you delete the image from the website (not from the slideshow) than you can see the description.
I fixed both under the image and to the right of the image caption display.
Might I suggest you clone one of the repositories on github? It's easier than using zip files to share changes.
"The thumbnails in the caption page will be displayed only if the file is really ending with the extension jpg.
I haven't been able to reproduce this, .png and .jpg files both show the thumbnail on the caption editing page for me."
OK. Probably it is caused by the uppercase. To accept uppercase and lowercase in the file extension, add in lib.php in line 345 "i":
Zele 345: if ( preg_match("/\.jpe?g$/i", $file_record->filename) || preg_match("/\.gif$/i", $file_record->filename) || preg_match("/\.png$/i", $file_record->filename))
Regards
Michael
Fixed it and pushed to the repo. Thanks for your input
"The thumbnails in the caption page will be displayed only if the file is really ending with the extension jpg.
I haven't been able to reproduce this, .png and .jpg files both show the thumbnail on the caption editing page for me."
Once again, the thumbnails in the caption page don't appear, because it is set generally the file extension ".jpg". Also is displayed the filename always with the filename extension ".jpg, regardless of which it is actually. This is the case on my local system as well as on the test server. Until now, I don't found the cause.
You might be running an outdated version; I fixed this a few revisions ago and it's currently working for me with png images (see attached image). Here is the latest version.
In another slideshow it is always the extension ".PNG". There are images with this extension but not all. The images have different extensions. The position of the image (postion 1, 2, 3, ...) with the displayed extension is different, not always the same.
Do you mean that the images with different extension aren't displaying? Were they displayed in previous versions (Paul Vaughan or James Barrett's)? I think the module expects all images to be the same format, allowing multiple formats might be quite a big change; I'll have a look tomorrow.
Thumbnails/(Imagees) with different extension in the same slideshow don't be displayed in the caption page. In the slideshow modules (for moodle 1.X) from James Barrett the thumbnails in the caption page have been produced by the database information: slideshow_captions --> image and the html code ".jpg". This worked as long as only jpg file extension were accepted.
In the version for moodle 2.x there weren't thumbnails on the caption page.
If you can solve it, it would be a fine thing.
In my version I changed the database record in the table slideshow_comments in the field image. If it is a new slideshow, the filename is written with extension. If it is a old slideshow, the thumbnails in the caption page are also displayed. Wether the change is applied to the database depends on the server. Maybe it could be also a solution for you.
Regarding the centre option, what resolution is your screen? When the centred option is active what gets centred is a 960px div (slide image and comments column). If your resolution is on the lower end the div might take up the whole width of the screen, cancelling the effect.
I've made comments optional now, and the second column is only displayed if comments are enabled and/or captions are shown to the right of the image. With comments disabled and captions either off or above/below the image you should see the effect of enabling centred images.
OK. If the setting "Centred?" works (slideshow admin setting) depends on wether comments are allowed or not:
If the standard page "view.php" is displayed:
- allowed --> no function --> always left
- not allowed --> function --> centred (default) or left
But the comments are always above on the standard page (view.php) and then would be nice if the images are displayed also centred (and the comments also).
I think this may have to do with your screen's resolution (what resolution do you have?). If comments are enabled the whole section is probably too wide to notice whether it is centred or not. I can't think of any elegant alternative other than allowing comments to be disabled. That makes the section narrower, which makes it clear when it is centred. See the attached image: the top is the result with centerd disabled, the bottom is the result with centred enabled on a 1600x900 screen.
If this is not how it's being displayed on your Moodle installation, you may not be running the latest version, see my last post for the link.
