jol2011

Thank you I will do that.

I have also seen this error but it happened for me after I installed the Social Warfare plugin.

Like yourself, if I uncheck the Modify Query option, it works fine. Have had no issues with PHP 7 and it has been running successfully up until then.

Apologies for the delay in getting back to you. According to the documentation this is the expected behaviour so I have introduced a work around which uses a free trial period instead.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by jol2011.

Yes it’s not working for me either in IE version 11

Its only the file upload via admin that doesn’t work for me.

I can create the gallery fine, so I ended up transferring the images via FTP to the correct folder on my server and then in admin of the site going to the Manage gallery section and selecting “Scan folder for new Images”.
Hey Presto, all images processed and added to the database.

JOL

Hi again,
akira02 the database tables are exactly what you set out in your fix.
The weird thing is that it is working on my local machine but not on my live server (the configuration outlined above in my previous post).

My local machine configuration where the NextGEN gallery seems to work (v.1.9.12) is:
Operating System : WINNT (32 Bit)
Server : Apache/2.2.11 (Win32) DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.2.11 OpenSSL/0.9.8i mod_autoindex_color PHP/5.2.8
Memory usage : 30.88 MByte
MYSQL Version : 5.1.30-community
SQL Mode : Not set
PHP Version : 5.2.8
PHP Safe Mode : Off
PHP Allow URL fopen : On
PHP Memory Limit : 128
PHP Max Upload Size : 64M
PHP Max Post Size : 64M
PCRE Backtracking Limit : 500000
PHP Max Script Execute Time : 60s
PHP Exif support : Yes ( V1.4 )
PHP IPTC support : Yes
PHP XML support : Yes
Graphic Library

GD Version : bundled (2.0.34 compatible)
FreeType Support : Yes
FreeType Linkage : with freetype
T1Lib Support : Yes
GIF Read Support : Yes
GIF Create Support : Yes
JPG Support : Yes
PNG Support : Yes
WBMP Support : Yes
XPM Support : No
XBM Support : Yes
JIS-mapped Japanese Font Support : No

So why am I seeing an error on my live server?

JOL

Hi Photocrati
I have NextGen v1.9.12 installed on my site and am experiencing the same problems. The database tables look ok. I can create galleries (new row in the gallery table is added and folder on the system added with the correct permissions) however I cannot add photos to the newly created gallery. When I try to add an image to the gallery HTTP Error flashes up then I see a message 0 picture(s) successfully added [Edit gallery] at the top of the screen. Disabling the flash upload doesn’t make a difference.

Site is hosted on LetsHost.ie and specs below:
Operating System : Linux (64 Bit)
Server : Apache
Memory usage : 39.51 MByte
MYSQL Version : 5.1.68-cll
SQL Mode : Not set
PHP Version : 5.3.23
PHP Safe Mode : Off
PHP Allow URL fopen : On
PHP Memory Limit : 128
PHP Max Upload Size : 2M
PHP Max Post Size : 8M
PCRE Backtracking Limit : 500000
PHP Max Script Execute Time : 30s
PHP Exif support : No
PHP IPTC support : Yes
PHP XML support : Yes

Graphic Library

GD Version : bundled (2.0.34 compatible)
FreeType Support : Yes
FreeType Linkage : with freetype
T1Lib Support : No
GIF Read Support : Yes
GIF Create Support : Yes
JPEG Support : Yes
PNG Support : Yes
WBMP Support : Yes
XPM Support : Yes
XBM Support : Yes
JIS-mapped Japanese Font Support : No

I can add photos via the wordpress media manager and you checker shows no conflicts/errors with any theme or plugins (I have tried disabling other plugins also). Theme is customised version of Twenty Twelve.
Hope you get this sorted soon….

JOL

I removed the code for the rss in the header.php file:

<div id="subscribe"><!--<a href="<?php //$options = get_option('absolum');if ($options['abs_rss_feed'] != "" ) { echo $options['abs_rss_feed']; } else { bloginfo( 'rss_url' ); } ?>" title="RSS Feed"><img src="<?php //echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/images/rss.png" width="42" height="69" alt="RSS Feed" /></a>-->

If this is not done in a child theme then make sure you keep note of it because it will be overwritten on any theme update.

The file that affects the thickbox styles is the following:

../wp-includes/js/thickbox/thickbox.css

The only problem is that it is a core file which will get overwritten in any updates. I did add the modified styles to my theme style.css file after I had worked out what I needed to change but it didn’t take affect :(. So I’m still working out how to make this change safe…

Thanks for that macguru2000.
Perhaps there could be something like:

[catablog category=”dogs,cats” operator=”IN” category2=”pets” operator2=”NOT IN”]

Not really sure how the short code works and how many params you are allowed.

Thanks again for taking a look.