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Unable To Find Photo
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Keith Beesley
77 posts
Tue Mar 12, 19 10:42 AM CST
Hi Tim
I posted this problem a while back which you resolved for my entire site "Unable to find photo" - however I keep getting this error from time to time when I refresh a page with an internal link.
So page https://www.studio27.phot ography/ads/modelling-portfolios/
has a button "Make an Enquiry" which triggers a href="form-001" - it goes to the location in the page where form-001 is - however it you refresh the page at that point, scroll to top clears the href so the page works ok, but a simple refresh caused the error "Unable to find Photo" on a blank page.
Hope this makes sense. Thanks Keith
I posted this problem a while back which you resolved for my entire site "Unable to find photo" - however I keep getting this error from time to time when I refresh a page with an internal link.
So page https://www.studio27.phot ography/ads/modelling-portfolios/
has a button "Make an Enquiry" which triggers a href="form-001" - it goes to the location in the page where form-001 is - however it you refresh the page at that point, scroll to top clears the href so the page works ok, but a simple refresh caused the error "Unable to find Photo" on a blank page.
Hope this makes sense. Thanks Keith
Tim - PicturesPro.com
16,148 posts
(admin)
Tue Mar 12, 19 12:36 PM CST
This is because you are linking to an anchor with #form-001. The hash (#) is used to display photos and why that is happening.
You can do this instead.
1) Design -> Header & Footer -> <HEAD> SCRIPT add this code:
function scrolltoid(id) {
t = $("#"+id).offset().top;
t = t - 32;
$('html').animate({scrollTop:t+"px"}, 400);
$('body').animate({scrollTop:t+"px"}, 400);
}
2) Change the link for your button to this:
javascript:scrolltoid('form-001');
You can do this instead.
1) Design -> Header & Footer -> <HEAD> SCRIPT add this code:
function scrolltoid(id) {
t = $("#"+id).offset().top;
t = t - 32;
$('html').animate({scrollTop:t+"px"}, 400);
$('body').animate({scrollTop:t+"px"}, 400);
}
2) Change the link for your button to this:
javascript:scrolltoid('form-001');
Tim Grissett, DIA - PicturesPro.com
My Email Address: info@picturespro.com
My Email Address: info@picturespro.com
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Keith Beesley
77 posts
Wed Mar 13, 19 5:28 AM CST
Thanks Tim
Works perfectly as always....
Works perfectly as always....
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Ko van Leeuwen
47 posts
Mon Aug 10, 20 7:52 PM CST
OK, so far so good. But there still are some problems:
a) when I put my mousepointer on al link it will change color as with [a] but the mousepointer will not change into the pointing finger icon.
b) What if I want to link from outside the document. This will not work:
[a name="menu14" onclick="javascript:scrolltoid('https://wandfoto.nl/info/voorwaarden/disclaimer')"]Disclaimer[/a]
Where disclaimer is an anchor made with [hr id="xxxxxx"]
c) is this standard HTML syntax to use # tot display photo's because I have never heard of this?
N.B.: [] stands for 'less then' and 'greater then'.
Thanks, Ko van Leeuwen
a) when I put my mousepointer on al link it will change color as with [a] but the mousepointer will not change into the pointing finger icon.
b) What if I want to link from outside the document. This will not work:
[a name="menu14" onclick="javascript:scrolltoid('https://wandfoto.nl/info/voorwaarden/disclaimer')"]Disclaimer[/a]
Where disclaimer is an anchor made with [hr id="xxxxxx"]
c) is this standard HTML syntax to use # tot display photo's because I have never heard of this?
N.B.: [] stands for 'less then' and 'greater then'.
Thanks, Ko van Leeuwen
Edited Mon Aug 10, 20 11:57 PM by Ko van Leeuwen
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