Programmatically open fancybox passing an array











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I have a question regarding jquery fancybox .



My code in load():



$(".fanciogallery").on("click", function(e){

    e.preventDefault();

    var gid = $(this).data("gid");



    var fancyarray = ;

    //already have an array with the infos

    gallery_array[gid].forEach(function(element){

        var impa = uploadfold + gid + '/immages_' +  element.id_img + '.png';

        //fill an array to pass to fancybox

        fancyarray.push(

            {href : impa, title : 'Title'}                                                           

        );

    });



    $.fancybox.open(

            fancyarray,

            {

                //options

                loop : false

            },

    );

  });


I am doing some testing so it's not complete or refined.
I get "The requested content cannot be loaded" but it seems to get the number of elements right.



I get this error even if I hardcode a valid imagepath into 



href:


probably I am filling the array wrong, the documentation it's not clear for me.
Do you know what I am doing wrong?



Thank you






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  • try to debug it and checks if your gallery_array[gid] is isset and not empty.
    – Oleg Nurutdinov
    2 days ago










  • yes yes it's non-empty. Thank you
    – Luca Calabrese
    2 days ago












  • It looks like you try to push json in array, maybe this can helps you? stackoverflow.com/questions/12383070/json-array-pushing
    – Oleg Nurutdinov
    2 days ago












  • possible duplicate? stackoverflow.com/questions/8828173/…
    – Pete
    2 days ago















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I have a question regarding jquery fancybox .



My code in load():



$(".fanciogallery").on("click", function(e){

    e.preventDefault();

    var gid = $(this).data("gid");



    var fancyarray = ;

    //already have an array with the infos

    gallery_array[gid].forEach(function(element){

        var impa = uploadfold + gid + '/immages_' +  element.id_img + '.png';

        //fill an array to pass to fancybox

        fancyarray.push(

            {href : impa, title : 'Title'}                                                           

        );

    });



    $.fancybox.open(

            fancyarray,

            {

                //options

                loop : false

            },

    );

  });


I am doing some testing so it's not complete or refined.
I get "The requested content cannot be loaded" but it seems to get the number of elements right.



I get this error even if I hardcode a valid imagepath into 



href:


probably I am filling the array wrong, the documentation it's not clear for me.
Do you know what I am doing wrong?



Thank you






javascript jquery image fancybox







share|improve this question
























  • try to debug it and checks if your gallery_array[gid] is isset and not empty.
    – Oleg Nurutdinov
    2 days ago










  • yes yes it's non-empty. Thank you
    – Luca Calabrese
    2 days ago












  • It looks like you try to push json in array, maybe this can helps you? stackoverflow.com/questions/12383070/json-array-pushing
    – Oleg Nurutdinov
    2 days ago












  • possible duplicate? stackoverflow.com/questions/8828173/…
    – Pete
    2 days ago













up vote
0
down vote

favorite









up vote
0
down vote

favorite











I have a question regarding jquery fancybox .



My code in load():



$(".fanciogallery").on("click", function(e){

    e.preventDefault();

    var gid = $(this).data("gid");



    var fancyarray = ;

    //already have an array with the infos

    gallery_array[gid].forEach(function(element){

        var impa = uploadfold + gid + '/immages_' +  element.id_img + '.png';

        //fill an array to pass to fancybox

        fancyarray.push(

            {href : impa, title : 'Title'}                                                           

        );

    });



    $.fancybox.open(

            fancyarray,

            {

                //options

                loop : false

            },

    );

  });


I am doing some testing so it's not complete or refined.
I get "The requested content cannot be loaded" but it seems to get the number of elements right.



I get this error even if I hardcode a valid imagepath into 



href:


probably I am filling the array wrong, the documentation it's not clear for me.
Do you know what I am doing wrong?



Thank you






javascript jquery image fancybox







share|improve this question















I have a question regarding jquery fancybox .



My code in load():



$(".fanciogallery").on("click", function(e){

    e.preventDefault();

    var gid = $(this).data("gid");



    var fancyarray = ;

    //already have an array with the infos

    gallery_array[gid].forEach(function(element){

        var impa = uploadfold + gid + '/immages_' +  element.id_img + '.png';

        //fill an array to pass to fancybox

        fancyarray.push(

            {href : impa, title : 'Title'}                                                           

        );

    });



    $.fancybox.open(

            fancyarray,

            {

                //options

                loop : false

            },

    );

  });


I am doing some testing so it's not complete or refined.
I get "The requested content cannot be loaded" but it seems to get the number of elements right.



I get this error even if I hardcode a valid imagepath into 



href:


probably I am filling the array wrong, the documentation it's not clear for me.
Do you know what I am doing wrong?



Thank you






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  • try to debug it and checks if your gallery_array[gid] is isset and not empty.
    – Oleg Nurutdinov
    2 days ago










  • yes yes it's non-empty. Thank you
    – Luca Calabrese
    2 days ago












  • It looks like you try to push json in array, maybe this can helps you? stackoverflow.com/questions/12383070/json-array-pushing
    – Oleg Nurutdinov
    2 days ago












  • possible duplicate? stackoverflow.com/questions/8828173/…
    – Pete
    2 days ago


















  • try to debug it and checks if your gallery_array[gid] is isset and not empty.
    – Oleg Nurutdinov
    2 days ago










  • yes yes it's non-empty. Thank you
    – Luca Calabrese
    2 days ago












  • It looks like you try to push json in array, maybe this can helps you? stackoverflow.com/questions/12383070/json-array-pushing
    – Oleg Nurutdinov
    2 days ago












  • possible duplicate? stackoverflow.com/questions/8828173/…
    – Pete
    2 days ago
















try to debug it and checks if your gallery_array[gid] is isset and not empty.
– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago




try to debug it and checks if your gallery_array[gid] is isset and not empty.
– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago












yes yes it's non-empty. Thank you
– Luca Calabrese
2 days ago






yes yes it's non-empty. Thank you
– Luca Calabrese
2 days ago














It looks like you try to push json in array, maybe this can helps you? stackoverflow.com/questions/12383070/json-array-pushing
– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago






It looks like you try to push json in array, maybe this can helps you? stackoverflow.com/questions/12383070/json-array-pushing
– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago














possible duplicate? stackoverflow.com/questions/8828173/…
– Pete
2 days ago




possible duplicate? stackoverflow.com/questions/8828173/…
– Pete
2 days ago












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Check samples from documentation - http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/3/docs/#api - 



$.fancybox.open([

    {

        src  : '1_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'First caption',

            thumb   : '1_s.jpg'

        }

    },

    {

        src  : '2_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'Second caption',

            thumb   : '2_s.jpg'

        }

    }

], {

    loop : false

});


Basically, replace href with src






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  • No worries, you were using syntax from v2, but v3 has completely different API.
    – Janis
    yesterday











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Check samples from documentation - http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/3/docs/#api - 



$.fancybox.open([

    {

        src  : '1_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'First caption',

            thumb   : '1_s.jpg'

        }

    },

    {

        src  : '2_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'Second caption',

            thumb   : '2_s.jpg'

        }

    }

], {

    loop : false

});


Basically, replace href with src






share|improve this answer





















  • I feel very stupid now.
    – Luca Calabrese
    2 days ago










  • No worries, you were using syntax from v2, but v3 has completely different API.
    – Janis
    yesterday















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Check samples from documentation - http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/3/docs/#api - 



$.fancybox.open([

    {

        src  : '1_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'First caption',

            thumb   : '1_s.jpg'

        }

    },

    {

        src  : '2_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'Second caption',

            thumb   : '2_s.jpg'

        }

    }

], {

    loop : false

});


Basically, replace href with src






share|improve this answer





















  • I feel very stupid now.
    – Luca Calabrese
    2 days ago










  • No worries, you were using syntax from v2, but v3 has completely different API.
    – Janis
    yesterday













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0
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Check samples from documentation - http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/3/docs/#api - 



$.fancybox.open([

    {

        src  : '1_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'First caption',

            thumb   : '1_s.jpg'

        }

    },

    {

        src  : '2_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'Second caption',

            thumb   : '2_s.jpg'

        }

    }

], {

    loop : false

});


Basically, replace href with src






share|improve this answer












Check samples from documentation - http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/3/docs/#api - 



$.fancybox.open([

    {

        src  : '1_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'First caption',

            thumb   : '1_s.jpg'

        }

    },

    {

        src  : '2_b.jpg',

        opts : {

            caption : 'Second caption',

            thumb   : '2_s.jpg'

        }

    }

], {

    loop : false

});


Basically, replace href with src







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  • No worries, you were using syntax from v2, but v3 has completely different API.
    – Janis
    yesterday


















  • I feel very stupid now.
    – Luca Calabrese
    2 days ago










  • No worries, you were using syntax from v2, but v3 has completely different API.
    – Janis
    yesterday
















I feel very stupid now.
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I feel very stupid now.
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