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<bump>I’d like to know the answer to that as well.

You didn’t do anything wrong. WP did. I am clear as to whether it was because they started using Google or what but basically Incomming Links has been nerfed. The feature is absolutely useless now. They might as well just cut it out of the core.

You will get one of two outcomes (this stated happening for some around 2.7).

One, its empty. As you mentioned above.

Two, you get spammed with blogs that have you on their sidebar but none of the posts actually link to your site.

It used to be useful, only listing posts that actually link to my site. Now its just a waste of code.

The nice thing about 2.7 is you can turn it off.

Your related post link is dead.

I see copying and pasting the correct URL works but does anyone have a fix for the Akismet code?

Interesting. My 755 permissions was set to user: apache / group: apache. The warning goes away when I set to my admin user account/group.

So isn’t that opposite of what I should want. Isn’t apache more secure than using my admin user?

Cool. Thought I was going crazy. I went to root even to check it out and my prem is set to 755. I noticed when I disabled write entirely (555) it was happy but given that 755 is recommend for a lot of plugins I figured that was running the risk of breaking something.

So its just a bug then?

P.S. Thankx for this plugin. It saves my site every day. ??

Do you mean that there is no 20 image on this page (lower right corner)? You can control the number of thumbnails on a gallery page by going to Setup > Gallery and changing the number under the “Number of images per page.”

If need to build gallery pages. You can do that under Gallery and use the Create Page option or just write a new Page as normal add this code to the page, save and publish it.

For a album : **[album=id,extend]** or **[album=id,compact]**

Example : https://nextgen.boelinger.com/album/

For a gallery : **[gallery=id]**

Example : https://nextgen.boelinger.com/gallery-page/

Thanks. I ended up doing the brute force thing as well. I modeled it after this code in the documentation:

<?php
   echo get_avatar( $id_or_email, $size = '96', $default = '<path_to_url>' );
   ?>

I grabbed everything from $default on added to the code used by Ajax Comments-Reply. The final code looked like this:

<?php if(function_exists('get_avatar'))echo get_avatar($c->comment_author_email, '80', $default = '<https://www.example.com/wp-content/themes/unstandard/images/default-gravatar.gif>' ); ?>

I am still curious though. I was checking bossip.com and they get the blue gravatar logo straight from Gravatar.com as a default icon. So I am still would like to know what the deal is.

(SOLVED)
I noticed the new posts were tracking right. So I went to the Manage > Posts and just opened and saved the ten newest posts. It’s disco now. Just opening and saving the posts again seemed to help wordpress.com make the associations.

I’m not going to resave all my posts but the popular ones are worth it.

Hope that helps anyone that runs into the same problem.

Just a follow up. I solved this problem.

Not sure exactly what was wrong but I did find that after I moved servers, when I went to do a fresh install with import on my old content, I rebuilt the gallery using the permlink option from the start and used the internal page building options. Now Supercache plays nicely with it and no problems.

Of course a nicer permalink structure (based on cats or tags would be nice) but can’t have it all. ??

Strange. I never had a negative impact from this plugin as soon as Google started using the new titles and descriptions my click through rates increased drastically.

What was your perm link structure before you installed?

LOL, glade to know I’m not alone. It got me too. I didn’t remove the plugin files because I didn’t want to orphan the database entries. So I just went to MyPHPAdmin and found the entry that enabled the maintenaced mode value and changed it from on to off.

That worked. But maitnenace mode is too good of a plugin to lose so now I am guess on the best way to remove it completely including DB entries so I can re-install it.

I still have not found a solution for this. Right now I am running Supercache with the Supercache function disable (just WP-Cache enabled), ironic, no?

Can anyone point in the right direction?

I am hoping this is something that can be fixed with a mod rewrite rule but I have no clue where to start. I tried the newest versions of Supercache and NexGen, did a clean install of Supercache but it still blocks the subpages with the NexGen Gallery.

When I select disable Supercahce but keep WP-Cache running it works fine. But the minute I enable both options, it blocks all of the sub gallery pages.

Any ideas?

Well I ended up getting it to work on 644 but I had to change the user to Apache. I could only do that at the root access level.