51 Reply by Ann

(30 replies, posted in Juicebox-Pro Support)

Steven:
Thank you so much for checking on this for me.
I did follow your suggestion to trash the Cache for Safari on my iPad but unfortunately doing that hasn't removed iOS's insertion of an X in place of my Back/Home button.

Are there any other Caches which I should clear?

I see that there is an iOS update (how I hate iOS!) to iPad 14.06 available and I am about to install it to see if it helps.

If that fails, would changing the Config HTML for the Galleries to:
Position back button at "Top", "margin-left=40px" do anything useful such as providing a new placement position for the back button which is clear of Apple's X icon?

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52 Topic by Ann

(30 replies, posted in Juicebox-Pro Support)

I have the Juicebox Home Button configured to return from a Gallery back to my main Site Index page.

This works perfectly in both Safari and Firefox on any Mac computer.

However, on an iPad (running on iOS) my Home Button is being replaced by an iOS "X" icon which takes the User back to the Index for that particular gallery instead of to my Site Index page.

Is there any way to recode this behaviour, perhaps through Adobe Dreamweaver?

This is my web site:
https://shelbourne-america.net/index.html

If you click on any of the names of my Linked Galleries, you will see that the Back/Home Button works perfectly in any computer (as shown in the attached Screen Shot) but that button gets replaced by an iOS "X" on an iPad.

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53 Reply by Ann

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Thank you for responding Steven.
The  'Disable Local File Restrictions' has fixed the problem completely

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54 Topic by Ann

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A short time ago I posted a request for help but I have now found the answer for myself.

My problem was as follows:

When I viewed my gallery in Safari after I had created and saved it, I saw the message ‘Config file not found’ although it was definitely in the gallery folder.

The JuiceBox FAQ gave me a clue in that Chrome cannot open Local files while Safari should be able to.

But Safari (running on Mac OSX Sierra) must have been changed since the FAQ was written?

I dug around in Safari's Develop Menu and found a setting "Disable Local File Restrictions" which would enable Safari to open Local files.

That worked!! So now I can make Safari my Default Browser and still create and preview my JuiceBox Pro Galleries.

Previously I had had to keepFirefox as my Default which was a major pain because of infuriating excessive new security barriers which Firefox uses.


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I hope that the above will save some one the trouble of responding to my email asking for help!!

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