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That was great! Thank you very much, you saved my night!

Sorry,
https://intranet.notredamelatinoamerica.org

Thanks! I’ll look into that right now.

Thanks for your recommendations, although I couldn’t fix the problem. Since it was a new installation, and I couldn’t get it to work for my workshop, I waited for WP 3.1, deleted the whole directory, installed the new version, and now everything’s fine. I’ll use the site for tutorials for the people who attended the workshop. I’m grateful for the options you gave me, and for taking the time to answer to my need.

Sorry, you can tell I’m no pro… Don’t even know how to write a link here… I’ll try again:
https://acrpr.net/msenglish/classroom-activities/

I’ve been using NGGallery for years, and this problem happened after upgrading to WP 2.8.3. Will installing 2.8.4 help my case? Anybody knows?

My CHMOD settings are 755, I also checked Alex Rabe’s faq #5 and the line is in place… Still no slideshows… and they were working fine before the update…

Here’s a link to my Gallery page in case anyone wants to help. It’s one of our school’s teacher’s blog:

Same problem here, with WP 2.8.3, NGG 1.3.5, no slideshow, just a white square in its place. Please, help…
@steve49589, how did you solve it?

OK, I decided to take a risk. Since my problem was on the administrative side, I just reinstalled the wp-admin folder and the problem was fixed! Thank you for pointing me in the right direction!

Thanks for the suggestion. I hoped it would be something easier to do, I made my first upgrade with an automatic upgrade plugin. Now I’ll have to do it manually and that always scares me… I’ll post the results as soon as I get the courage to reinstall everything again… I really appreciate your help.

Thank you very much! It functioned perfectly well!

I’m having the same problem as voltolio, and Godaddy says:

“The issue is that WordPress does not correctly set up certain administrative information during its installation when you are installing for either an alias domain or a sub domain. You will need to access the WordPress admin screen for this installation (that is, the wp-admin screen), log in using the correct name and password, then select the Setup link. This provides a screen containing several boxes. The important ones for you are the domain name (which will be your sub domain name) and the path.

This is the absolute path for your Linux hosting account:

/home/content/1/2/3/username/html/

Where “/1/2/3/” are the first three letters of your user name and
“username” is the user name you used to set up your hosting account.”

I’m confused because I don’t think writing this information will direct my blog to the right place.

Samboll makes it sound very easy… Should I just change my 2 URLs to
https://subdomain.domain.com, and that’s it? Won’t this mess up my database, or anything else?

I think I found the answer to my problem here:

https://www.lancelhoff.com/2008/07/10/fixing-the-operation-aborted-error-when-using-the-lightbox-wordpress-plugin/#more-430″

Yes! Worked perfectly well!

Sorry, I should have said widget…

Great advice and great plugin! Problem’s solved…Thanks!