First of all, thanks a lot for this module; it works perfectly and even more than actually expected.

Use-case

I ran into an issue when assigning the description field of Galleriffic to a entity via Views UI.
This entity is created from the Reply module to be able to comment on entity; here, in the case of this view, it is to comment on each image (uploaded in a node, so impossible to use the built-in commenting feature of Drupal).

Context

So the Galleriffic views renders properly the display: the fields appear as well as the previous comments for each picture through the description field. The reply module is great but is still in early stage of development so the UX for commenting is quite bad; more specifically, there is no ajax/jquery. I tried using both on the display of a Galleriffic and it gave me weird results (after caching cache): the jQuery works in Firefox, Safari but not Chrome. The goal of the jQuery is to "humanize" the time; e.g.: a comment has been posted "3hours ago" via http://timeago.yarp.com/.

I cloned the display (i.e I kept the same configuration of the view) and changed the format of the view from Galleriffic Gallery to grid in order to check if it was a Views problem or a Galleriffic Views problem.
At first, none view worked in any browser: the "timeago" was not displaying anywhere. Then I decided to check if my jQuery was actually called and processed so I added an "alert('test');". When I did that, the "timeago" was shown after the alert popped up in both displays of the view (the grid and the via the description field of the Galleriffic) but only in firefox, safari and NOT in chrome...

There are two problems then

  1. Why do I need to fire an alert(); to be able to have jQuery scripts running correctly in Firefox and Safari displayed in the description field of Gallerific view display?
  2. Why is Chrome reacting differently to this alert(); and not running the same jQuery script?

I really don't understand what is the cause of that; I'm just sure that it's caused by the Galleriffic display since it works in grid. It also has to be noted that my other jQuery scripts are not running either in the same use-case described above but for the sake of the simplicity (I hope I made myself clear, don't hesitate if it's not the case), I gave a simple example of a non working script.

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