Hello,
This module is not as easy as the developer has written. I agree it is easy to install the module and activate the module in admin>modules. However, a big section on Jquery is missing here.
You need to download and install the jQuery Cycle plugin and the jQuery imagesLoaded plugin. The site that holds these two modules do not have a tar or ZIP file.
I had to download each file separately and I am not sure why but Drupal does not recognize the files once I did install the plugin.
Can someone please provide clear instructions how to get everything working. Making a content type is rather straight forward. Installing everything you need is not.
Thanks,
Spineless.
Comments
Comment #1
dolly nyc commentedMake sure the plugins are installed in the sites/all/libraries folder not the module folder
There should be a file sites/all/libraries/jquery.cycle/jquery.cycle.all.js
Same for jQuery imagesLoaded
The documentation here is a bit more detailed: http://drupal.org/node/1495622
Clear your cache, too.
Comment #2
spineless commentedThanks a lot. :)
This did the trick.
Comment #3
dddbbb commentedThere's no mention of jQuery imagesLoaded in the the README or the project page description. I wasn't aware of this until I visited admin/reports/status and noticed that it was requesting I download the plugin.
Adding this info to the README and the project page would be very helpful.
Comment #4
rolfmeijer commentedFor JQuery ImagesLoaded make sure the directory in the libraries directory is called jquery.imagesloaded and that the .js-file is called jquery.imagesloaded.js. Out of the box both the directory and the file are not prefixed with jquery.
So you get this structure:
sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloaded/jquery.imagesloaded.jsComment #5
biswajitroyFollow the following steps :
1. Just download the "imagesloaded" Library from here https://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded.git
2. Upload the files to sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloaded folder
3. Rename "imagesloaded.js" to "jquery.imagesloaded.js" in sites/all/libraries/jquery.imagesloaded folder
4. Flush your cache. Problem will resolve.
Cheers,
B. Roy
Comment #6
cjoy commentedwhat version of jquery do you use and how did you implement it?
the imagesloaded plugin states it requires jquery >1.9 <2.0, while jqueryUpdate only caters up to 1.8
should this be explained in the install instructions?
Comment #7
cjoy commentedComment #8
razorsharpdesign commentedSolution Posted by rolfmeijer on June 7, 2013 at 12:00pm did the trick, I had to remane the .js file. Thanks
Comment #9
nattyweb commentedThanks for #5 to Biswajit Roy - nice and clear, just what I needed!
Comment #10
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