SlideDeck skin URL output has replaced the “/” with the actual WP ABSPATH or site URL

by admin on May 30, 2011

While working on a WordPress website which is hosted on Yahoo, we encountered a strange bug where the SlideDeck function which generates the PATH of SlideDeck style sheet replaces the “/” with the actual WordPress absolute path or site url.

It happens (very rare) because the stylesheet output path does not generate correctly.

Below is the solution you can apply to debug the issue. It should solve the issue. Please let us know if you have additional question regarding this.

We have been working through this and think we have found a solution. If you would be as kind as to replace line 488 in your slidedeck.php file:

$skin_url = str_replace( “\\”, “/”, str_replace( substr( ABSPATH, 0, -1), site_url(), $skin_folder ) );

with the following:

$skin_url = site_url( str_replace( ABSPATH, “”, $skin_folder ) );

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