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Hi,

iam new here and i use the jflickr plugin in my joomla website. For many years the plugin works perfect. But i have switched some months ago to joomla 3 and now i have the problem, that the gallery is empty.

Joomla version: 3.4.4 Stable

I have defined a possition xx for the Jflickr mod and i load it via {loadposition xx} in a article.

But for now i see only the title of plugin but not the content from flickr.

If i switch the position of the plugin to right (for example), the images will displayed.
If i switch back to position xx, i see only again the title and not the images.

I have check also with chrome and dev tools the current situation, but i see not call to the flickr api.

The all what i can see:
Uncaught TypeError: jQuery(...).flickr is not a function

And here is the code, which was marked from the chrome dev tools

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jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery(".gallery-flickr-131").flickr({
api_key: "xxxxxxxxx",
thumb_size: 'sq',
size: 'b',
per_page: 200,
randomise: 'false',
type: 'search',
sort: 'date-posted-desc',
tags: '',
user_id: 'xxxxxxxx',
module_id: '131',
zoom_class: 'flickrZoom131',
callback: fancyboxCallback
});
function fancyboxCallback(){
jQuery("a[rel='flickrZoom131']").fancybox({
zoomOpacity: false,
padding: 30,
overlayOpacity: 0.6,
'overlayShow' : true,
'zoomSpeedIn' : 600,
'zoomSpeedOut' : 500,
'easingIn' : 'easeOutBack',
'easingOut' : 'easeInBack',
'hideOnContentClick' : false

});
}
});

<!-- Start Joomla Bamboo jFlickr -->
<div class="gallery-flickr gallery-flickr-131"> </div>
<div class="clearfix"></div>
<!-- End Joomla Bamboo jFlickr -->
</td>
</tr>
</table>--!>

Maybe thats a fancybox script problem, but also without enabled facybox script occurs the problem.

I think the flickr account data is correct, because the loading of the images works, if i switch to another position of the joomla template.

I have also added the xx position in the templateDetails.xml file, but this has not changed the situation. The images will not be loaded in the article loaded position, only in a default template definded position (right, left, footer, etc.).

I have also reinstalled the jflickr module, i have test the behaviour also with a new empty article. No more ideas, so i have opened this ticket.

Could you please have a look to my described problem?

Thank for your help,

Best Regards,
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Hi

Is the site live? - do you have a link?

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Hi Paul,

the site is live..

www.av-uninstall.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=121&Itemid=376&lang=de

Actually the Jflickr module will be loaded directly in the article itself with position xx.

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Hi Steve,

I'll need to check with a developer on this

It will probably be next week given the time zone differences I'm afraid

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Hi Paul,

so i will wait for your feedback.

Can i deactivate the article?

Because the flickr gallery is only for the registered users and i create only for your tests a public article with the content.

I can reactivate the article if you can check this with a developer.
Thats not the problem.

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yep you can de-activate the article

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Are you able to test with installing jqueryeasy to see if it loads?

extensions.joomla.org/extension/jquery-easy

sorry for the delay on my reply

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With using loadposition it needs jquery loaded so I think this is the best solution at the moment

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Hi paul, i have installed jqueryeasy and activate this also in the settings.
But this change not the current situation. With loadposition i can not load the flickr gallery in a article.

Sorry.

Br,
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Hi Steve,
I get a Joomla 404 error on that link above - can you confirm the link?

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try again, the test public article was disabled.
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have you tested or checked the active article? I wait for feedback from your side, because you wrote this morning, that the article is offline. :D
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Hi

sorry for the confusion when I look at the page it shows this error relating to https

Mixed Content: The page at 'www.av-uninstall.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=121&Itemid=376&lang=de' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure script 'ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8/jquery.min.js'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
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Hi Paul,

nice try.. :D But with this errors is the load via postion right in a internal article possible.
Only the loadpostion and loadmodule function does not work with Jflickr.

So i think i must find another way to load my flickr gallery in the internal section.

Can you fix something for me in the next version of Jflickr?

thx
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Please find attached also the screenshot from the current situation also with the canceled load of the implemented ajax script.
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Got a feeling looking at the error no extension will load on your site if needs jquery combined with loadposition

Unless the extension itself has the capability to load jquery

Are you able to test with a different extension using loadposition?

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Hi Paul,

i have removed some modules from my joomla installation and the loadposition works also with other modules. but not with Jflickr.

Please check again the public article.

www.av-uninstall.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=121&Itemid=376&lang=de

The module "Neuigkeiten" is also set to postion xx and the loadposition works for this module.

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Hi Steve,

With the extension you load via loadposition try using an extension that needs jquery like flickr does

I'll ask a developer to comment when they are online

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I have tested it - I should have mentioned that using jqueryeasy is what I used combined with loadposition for it to work
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So what i have to change in the joomla installation (jqueryeasy is installed), that the load works via loadposition?
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