I'm a first time user of Galleriffic - it looked like such a great module! Exactly what I needed...

... except it seems to have broken:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function libraries_load() in C:\wamp\www\mysite\sites\all\modules\views_galleriffic\views-galleriffic-view.tpl.php on line 15

FYI
I'm using
Libraries: 7.x-1.0
Views 7.x-3-beta-3
Chaos 7.x-1.0-alpha4

I've followed the readme, added js to libraries etc.

The error also makes Views unusable in Admin when viewing the panel to which Galleriffic is used. In fact it seems to strip CSS for the whole admin area when viewing that panel!

Have tried uninstalling and reinstalling, clearing caches etc. the only way to access the panel again is to uninstall Galleriffic :(

Hope you find a fix soon - looks like a great module

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djh007’s picture

As an update:

I updated to the Dev version of Views Galleriffic and Dev2 version of Libraries and this allows the view to load in admin / does not show errors on page output. I've not done any further testing as yet.

I've left this as critical, since the recommended versions renders Views inoperable in Admin. Could you include more specific information on your module page about specific version requirements to run Galleriffic?

PS: Is a D7 tutorial available yet / coming soon?

jcalebm’s picture

Could it be a JS plugin you're using?

I'm gonna try to recreate this problem and tell you what I come up with.

djh007’s picture

Possibly, but there are no conflicts now I have updated Libraries and Galleriffic to their dev versions.

I am showing Galleriffic in a Colorbox iframe and this seems to working ok. I've still not had time to examine in detail as I've had to concentrate on another project.

acouch’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

This is because the module was using the 2.x version of the libraries module.

I've switched the code to use the 1.x version of the libraries module.

Will commit shortly.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.