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Pages created by TTG plugins are no less and no more secure than any other web pages. If your site is being hacked, then you need to take the appropriate security measures on your server, as I have already suggested. Change your access credentials (logins/passwords), lock down permissions wherever possible, utilize .htaccess, robots.txt and crossdomain.xml files to set access policies and block bots, etc. Your host should be able to help you at least to some extent in this. The problem is not the galleries; the problem is that your pages are being accessed and rewritten on server.
Here's another good article on .htaccess setup
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/other … ess-files/
You're not giving us much to go on here. What "suspicious code"?
And you should take the standard security measures: change your c-panel and FTP passwords, restrict permissions on site folders and files except where necessary (for example, publisher requires more open permissions), implement a robots.txt file, take a look at your .htaccess file if you have one, etc. If you don't have an .htaccess file, you may want to create one. Here are some guidelines:
https://github.com/h5bp/server-configs/ … /README.md
You might also try implementing a crossdomain policy:
https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerpla … sdomain.md
Share buttons are not supported, as they require quite a lot of junk code that calls back to the social network, and so have no place within Lightroom's Web module. You can implement share buttons via PHPlugins if you so choose. There's an example here:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … re_buttons
The buttons in the social media bar of CE3 plugins are links to your various social media profiles. So you should provide your Facebook profile, Twitter feed, etc. Clicking the buttons will open the link in a new browser tab.
No problem. They will not conflict.
If you're curious about what features you're seeing, you can also point us at a page and ask. We may not give you specific slider values for settings, but we can pretty easily identify which features are being used and in which plugins.
Export a new Lightroom Flash Gallery and replace the home-lightroomflashgallery folder online with the new one. That is all.
And I just received my copy of a test email that I submitted through your site's contact form, so the form does apparently work on your server. So if you're not receiving messages from your website, then the problem may also be with your receiving mail server.
nicole@[removed] via server81.hosting2go.nl
9:19 AM (1 hour ago)
to matthew
Gallery-URL: http://picturepassion.nl/contact.php
Name: Matthew
Email: matthew@[removed]
Message: TestingLooking at your PHP configuration, I see that sendmail_from is set as me@localhost.com, which looks to me like a nonfunctional, generic placeholder. That may or may not be the cause of your problem, and you should contact your host about it.
Your server is also running on CGI/FastCGI. In all of our documentation, and on our shop pages, we list Apache as the required server type for running our software.
To wit, your problems are server related, not plugin related. Your server does not appear to match our stated hosting requirements. You need to sort this out with your host, or move your site to a different host more in line with our documented recommendations.
If all else fails and you cannot get the script to work from your server, you can signup for an account at http://formtoemailremote.com/. Then, in LR, select "Form-to-Email Remote" as Form-to-Email Type during contact form setup.
The plugin has no anti-spam measures beyond what is already included in the free version Form-to-Email script, which is very secure but not entirely bulletproof (spammers can still submit the form, although they cannot harvest your email address). You can get specific information from http://formtoemail.com.
There is also a paid Form-to-Email Pro script which supports additional anti-spam measures. Should you choose to purchase the Pro version script, we have instructions here on how to upgrade your plugins to use the Pro script:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … -email_pro
New documentation, because I don't want to ever write this answer twice:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … ntact_form
I'm not seeing the issue here, Don. Index displays properly insofar as I can tell, with six galleries on display. If there's a problem here, I will need you to be more blatant in pointing it out.
I assure you, that's not a message I've coded into the plugins. Where are you seeing the message? Can you screenshot it? Also, please consult the installation instructions to verify you've installed everything in the proper way.
We provide both primarily because we have not yet released a CE3 version shopping cart, and so our cart users must continue to use the CE2 version plugins.
Existing CE2 indexes and galleries will continue to work with CE3.
Galleries are not made to be embedded into WordPress pages. This is not a supported use scenario.
Welcome to the Internet. Here are some file naming guidelines to abide by:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … convention
If the auto hide is set to 0, then that's all you can do short of hacking the Photoswipe script itself. Your visitors should be able to keep the captions visible when swiping, but Photoswipe is hardcoded to hide them during the slideshow.
Set the Caption & Toolbar Autohide slider to 0.
I mean they have to tap on the image to bring up the interface.
And if the visitor wants the caption back, they can bring it.
There isn't, unfortunately. Shopify only allows one discount code per order. It's not a limitation I can do anything about. If you have issues with international transaction fees, though, contact me privately and I may be able to make accommodations.
If we're talking about Photoswipe in the mobile gallery, Photoswipe already displays captions. Users may tap any image to bring up the caption and navigation controls. If you have enabled the Conconenate Headings + Captions option in gallery setup, then both the title and caption will be displayed.
No, it really shouldn't. The publisher allows it, but users deserve whatever doom they incur by loading too many images into a single page. Web-browsers have their limits, especially mobile browsers as phones and tablets have far less memory than desktop machines.
For TTG, I flatten the menu at 1024 so that drop-downs don't exist on landscape iPads. Your WordPress theme uses smaller breakpoints, so I don't really know what to tell you about that. :-/