Fred Kilbourn

Is there somewhere in the code I could look to as a starting point to hack this in myself?

@cjcoughlan – deleted the nextgen-gallery-pro folder and unzipped a fresh copy that was newer than the version i started with and re-did the built in update process after restoring my license key. since i don’t know the login to the nextgen site i just googled for a zip of the pro plugin and used one that was slightly older than the latest release.

Nevermind, was able to resolve on my own.

Or – can you tell me how i can look up the login email based on our license key so i can try and initiate the process of figuring out who i can contact on my end to retrieve this login information.

@photocrati – perhaps i should have put my PS as the first line of my post, but let me repeat:

PS – I am just a sysadmin for this network install and the site was imported with nextgen plugins for a client i have no contact with, i don’t know their pro login and i cannot open a case on the pro site, please answer me here.

I have a very hackish fix that worked for me:

Changed line #47 of products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/mvc/adapter.mvc_router.php

to be
return "/" . $retval;
instead of
return $retval;

The function is returning paths without a leading slash, but I don’t know if the error is in that fact, or that somewhere down the line ngg or wordpress is supposed to insert that slash.

I’m also seeing the same issue, running domain mapping on wordpress multi-site installation. No other plugins active on this site other than nextgen.