In the thumbnail page they show up as they should. and in the single image page they show with the arrow.
Ive checked the code and cannot see much difference. The difference what might cause this (div and classes) i tried changing but did not work.
I tried to avoid editing the theme..
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aha hmm i removed a <div> style from the templates. They look exact the same but the arrow is gone... ^^ Thanks carl for the tip on removing the 2 styles. I removed those two from the template instead
$count_query = "SELECT count(id) AS counter FROM {$serendipity['dbPrefix']}images WHERE path = '".serendipity_db_escape_string($limit_directory)."'";
$count_result = serendipity_db_query($total_query, true, 'assoc');
print_r($count_result);
And tell me what the output is?
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Garvin
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In the current setup a filecount is hard to impossible, maybe in a later release.
mgroeninger did some great work on merging mediagallery with usergallery and improving some code i made. I've updated the template a bit and it seems we've got a working version now. If there wouldnt been a bug in s9y Ive posted in the bugs forum about it.
Matt and I are happy to anounce a first release of usergallery with new functionality:
-new- Virtually unlimited galleries and sub-galleries -new- In theorie there is no limit to path depth.
Unlimited images can be added to each gallery -new- Gallery pagination -new- Ingallery browsing to the next or previous image
Several options for the admin to personalize the gallery
Several types of usage including:
listed galleries (no sub-galleries)
media library (with filter options)
treeview (allows sub-galleries)
Images are fullsized in a enhanced javascript popup
Administration is fully done via the media manager build-in in serendipity
it took some days to put it all together. But here it is.
Matt is adding the file to the CVS. So there you can find it. Shortly i will offer it as download on my page aswell : http://www.sothq.net/projects/usergallery.html
But I've found some bugs maybe its a failure on my webspace but maybe not.
As you can see on my testsite on the right sidebar there are two links named Gallerie and Gallerie2. Click on them and you'll see.
On the first link there comes the message:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /srv/www/htdocs/web92/html/themes/plugins/serendipity_event_usergallery/serendipity_event_usergallery.php on line 375
and if I click on any image I'll be send back to the frontpage. In Gallerie2 with the directory listing the message won't be shown but if you click on an image a popup window opens (like it should ) but there's no image inside.
Im not sure if these settings will solve your problem but they allow certain modes of usage on a server. Similiar to using windows in safe mode or not. If a server is in safemode youre very limited in usage.
It *might* help. No guarantees!!
If you write to your host about it and explain the issue. Also explain that you are NOT experimenting with code and just need them to be changed for use of a professionally written script they will most likely help you out.
You could also mention that you are aware of the dangers of the settings but am not intending to use crappy scripts on the server. (especially register_globals can do serious damage if a script is written poorly)
If they charge you for the changes they are insane!
On my server i have no safe mode and register globals is on and i never had problems (even with buggy scripts).
shrikee, are you sure that register_globals needs to be set to ON?
I strongly discourage coding that relies on register_globals! Serendipity in fact relies on having it switched off. No plugin should require register_globals set to on...
Regards,
Garvin
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Plus register_globals in itself is no danger if the scripter knows what hes doing.
This is not something I like to rely on, even when I wrote the code I am running... Too much can go wrong...
But, I can't think of anything in the plugin that would require register_globals... We read a string or two from $_GET, but we do no make the assumtion that they are variables already...
Plus, I run my server with register_globals set to off...
lordcoffee, would you mind describing when you get this error? Or letting me look at the URL?
Ive posted in the bugs forum about it.
) but there's no image inside.
This is not something I like to rely on, even when I wrote the code I am running... Too much can go wrong...