Hey Frank, thanks for the video. Yeah, that shows that it is malfunctioning. In your video, when you click on a photo, it pops up and enlarges, but it does not have the white border/frame around the picture, and the navigation controls which are usually at the bottom of the enlarged photo, are not there! Also, you should have to click to go to the next photo, it should cycle automatically. You can see how it is supposed to work by going here . . .

http://www.brosepianoservice.com/dan.html

Sorry, but I can not seem wrap my head around the problem that you are having with yours. If it continues to give you trouble, you might want to start a separate thread for that problem. Thanks again for taking the time to do the video, That verifies that the problem IS THERE on someone else's computer.

Has anyone else been able to look at my RSD files i posted above? Any thoughts as to why its doing that and what should be done to fix it?

Thanks. Now we know exactly what your test page should look like my temporary video will not be of further use, and I intend to remove it in the next day or two. I've noted to put into a separate thread any further post regarding the problem I've found.

Frank

Please post a link to a page with a problem and explain exactly what it is.

Hey Eric. I had uploaded an RSD file to dropbox that shows the problem pretty well . . .

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qnlju8o576q9q … 3.rsd?dl=0

Is there a better place for me to use for files than dropbox, or is that okay?

In that RSD file, if you click preview in browser, or export and then open in a browser, the thumbnails display like they should. But when you click on a thumbnail photo, it pops up and enlarges, but it does not have the white border/frame around the picture, and the navigation controls which are usually at the bottom of the enlarged photo, are not there! Also, you should not have to click to go to the next photo, it should cycle automatically. It does not.

Here you go.
http://ericrohloff.com/coffeecup/ccforu … test-3.zip

Eric, that works perfect. Cool. And, with just a few minutes of investigating, I was able to see what all you did with the header code, footer code and the body code, shifting things around where they needed to go. It all makes sense to me. That's scary.

And now it makes sense why my unorthodox fix (mentioned above) was working. The script from the body code that you moved to the footer was very similar to the script I was inadvertently adding to the footer.

I have to say I was surprised to see the thumbs show up in the HTML Element area, instead of the "Live Preview not available for this HTML Element" notice. Pretty nifty.

Thanks much Eric!

Ernie had done the same thing. He left that one script link in with the html for the images. Glad it worked for ya.