SOLVED Bug in the image grid particle with the joomla cache
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- Riccardo
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- I've been checking for a few days a bug between the image grid particle (in a Citadel template) and the use of the joomla cache (conservative caching). When the page is created the first time (without a exists cache), the particle works correctly. Instead, when the cache has been created, in subsequent accesses (with a new browser access), the layout in this particle, after the selection of a thumb image, views the full-page enlarged image without commands!
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- Riccardo Rausch
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- MrT
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As that imagegrid particle is in a module wrapper - did you try turning off caching in the module itself on the "Advanced" tab?
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- The module cache setting is already OFF.
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It's because of the highly inefficient way that you are loading that content.
You're using a Gantry 5 imagegrid particle - but you've embedded that into a Gantry 5 particle module. Then, you've embedded that module in an article (via "{loadmodule xxx}"), which is in turn rendered in a Gantry 5 "page content" particle.
The problem with this is that the particle is incapable of loading the required JS when cache is enabled.
This is really not the way that you should be doing this. That module should be assigned to a module position on the layout of your outline (not embedded in an article).
Nevertheless, I could see that it was lightcase that was not being loaded so for now I just loaded lightcase by adding the "lightcase" atom to the "page settings" of the layout of the outline that you were using "inhalte toskana" and now it works.
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It's because of the highly inefficient way that you are loading that content.Yes, it's true; it's an immediate and simple solution. Because I didn't think it could generate such a problem.
This is really not the way that you should be doing this. That module should be assigned to a module position on the layout of your outline (not embedded in an article).It was a choice of fast insertion (from this image grid) and for graphics reasons; to allow the gallery to always be in any resolution immediately below the article. Otherwise, as I have done in other parts in this same wesite, insertion is more laborious. Furthermore, subdividing the modules into different positions often creates white spaces in the different resolutions.
Following the more correct approach as you indicated, I created a new special menu (advertisers), in order to create the association with the image grid module. The position (in the layout) below the main content is already provided (Main-bottom) where I have now placed this form.
As always, you're right. Now, even without the atom, the gallery does not lose the settings and the lightcase is also executed with the joomla cache. - Riccardo Rausch
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