JQThickBox

Mark · July 2007

I've added little_peet's modification to the core...

[-Stash-] · July 2007

Smart - so in order to keep server load down, I should remove those checks I added in 1.1.3 yes?

little_peet · July 2007

Nope, the check (an if statement) is less intensive as calling an other function that does the same check. With check it does: check if needs modification. No Done Without check it does: Assign values to object call object function check if needs modification. No Done Only if the settings need changing you have one if check more, but updating needs are far less as no-updating needs.

Lussumo Bot · September 2007

Uploaded version v10-3.1 of JQThickBox.

[-Stash-] · September 2007

v10-3.1 Released 2007-09-19

+ Updated to ThickBox 3.1
+ Changed the default JS file to the minified version instead of packer. 
  Please change line 37 if you would rathe use the packed version. 
  Gzipped versions are also included for use if your host supports them.

Scorpious · September 2007

After installing the update, I get the following error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: includejquery() in /home/content/S/c/o/Scorpious/html/forum/extensions/JQThickBox/default.php on line 35

Any ideas?

Scorpious · September 2007

Ok, I took out the line that had includejquery() in it, since it wasn't in the old version of JQThickbox's default.php... now all that happens is the loading animation pops up and Thickbox hangs. But it still goes away if you click like it normally would.

Scorpious · September 2007

Ok, before I screw this thing up any further... Is there a reason the thickbox.ie.css file was left out of the new default.php, or should I add it back in?

Right now all I'm getting is the loading animation, regardless of whether that CSS file is added back in or not... so right now I'm completely lost anyway.

jimw · September 2007

jquery needs to load first.

[-Stash-] · September 2007

Eh, my mistake, I forgot to mention that you need the new JQuery v13-1.2.1 extension as well. I'm just about to upload a new copy of both JQuery and JQThickBox, download them both, make sure JQuery is enabled first and all should work.

Sorry, been a bloody long week :/

Lussumo Bot · September 2007

Uploaded version v11-3.1 of JQThickBox.

[-Stash-] · September 2007

v11-3.1 Released 2007-09-21

+ added minified, packed, gzipped versions of Thickbox 2.1.1 in the /old/directory for use 
  if people would rather use this instead of 3.1 - you never know. Simply uncomment a line 
  in default.php and comment another. It's marked up in the code.
+ Should have mentioned this in v10-3.1, but this now requires the Vanilla JQuery 
  extension v13-1.2.1 or higher due to the way it now calls JQuery.

Please update your JQuery extension to the latest version. This should solve any problems you are having with JQThickBox.

Scorpious · September 2007

Aaaaaah..... that makes sense. Didn't see the update to JQuery.

I'll try that then.

Scorpious · September 2007

Ok, I updated everything to the latest version, still had the same problem. Deleted everything for JQuery, JQMedia, and JQThickbox (and InlineImages for good measure), reinstalled the newest Jquery and activated it, reinstalled the newest JQThickBox and activated it, reinstalled InlineImages and activated it, and finally reinstalled the newest JQMedia and activated it. After all of that, same problem. I give up now. Could someone log in on my forum and tell me what I'm doing wrong? Contact me on MSN at djscorpious@hotmail.com and I'll give you access to whatever you need, I have the forum set up to block out guest users.

Scorpious · September 2007

Here's the error I'm getting in IE7 whenever I try to click on an image on my forums:

I don't know how much this helps, but it's the same error on every thread that has an image attachment.

[-Stash-] · September 2007

~~Sorry that's link's not working...~~ had DNSissues this end, better now... have requested auth on MSN.

P.S. stating the bleeding obvious, but have you cleared your browser cache?

[-Stash-] · September 2007

Scorpious has found an irritating little bug in ThickBox 3.1 (I swear I tested it and it worked previously, hey-ho). Basically it doesn't work with InlineImages right now as it tries to serve the images up as html/text - not helpful.

Well, I've found a solution to this (not sure what else this breaks, asking on the TB forums) which is to change line 76 of thickbox-3.1.js from: var urlString = /\.jpg$|\.jpeg$|\.png$|\.gif$|\.bmp$/;
to this: var urlString = /\.jpg|\.jpeg|\.png|\.gif|\.bmp/g;
I will release an updated extension as soon as I have time. In the mean time, this hotfix will mean that you can't use the minified, packed or gzipped versions with InlineImages for the time being unless you recreate them yourselves.

Lussumo Bot · September 2007

Uploaded version v12-3.1 of JQThickBox.

Scorpious · September 2007

Thanks for the fix Stash, this is working fine so far for me. Doesn't seem to be causing any problems with anything else on Vanilla and TB appears to work just fine with that change to the js file.

monstr · November 2007

does this only work with attached pictures?

[-Stash-] · November 2007

Nope. Once it's loaded into the header, it'll work on anything (that it usually works on) in the page. For instance, if you're using the HtmlFormatter you can pretty much do anything in the demo :)

rakel · November 2007

It seems as though Thickbox is not showing my unresized images. When I click on my thumbnail (created using inline images), a larger image is shown, but it looks all pixelated and distorted, as if it was not at it's full size. Is there a setting anywhere that says what the max width is for the overlay? If so, how can I change it? I really need to be able to display the images I post at their full size, even if it requires some scrolling. My apologizes if this question has already been answered... it's been a long day!

[-Stash-] · November 2007

Silly question, but I assume your images are larger than "a browser window", so why are you bothering to use a modal window if you want to show your images full size? A simple HTML link to the image will do what you want and better. Am I missing what you're trying to achieve here? To my mind, the whole point of a modal window is to display images larger than the thumbnails, but small enough so that you can view the whole image in a window without scrolling.

Could you post a link to where we can see the images that are pixelated and distorted please? It might be that something else is up...

1onely · September 2008

Hello

Problem in the Forum :

Fatal error: Call to undefined function includejquery() in /home/XXXXXXXXXXXXXX/public_html/va/extensions/JQThickBox/default.php on line 35

help meeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[-Stash-] · September 2008

Without a link to your forum it's hard to say...

... but have you ensured that you have JQuery installed and enabled BEFORE JQThickBox? (P.S. the new JQuery includes Thickbox functionality with it so you no longer need a separate extension!)

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