justinhilles

Downgrading to 1.5.1 from 1.5.2 fixed my issue

I supplied you all the information i could on my server, its hosted at pair.com. 1 thing i did notice when i did the initial upgrade to 1.9.10, it DID NOT ask me to upgrade the db, when i installed 1.9.8 i DID ask me to do a database upgrade.

Hell no im not gonna let you poke around a live site, but if you give me an Email, Dropbox, FTP or SSH login, i can pack up the current site with database and send it to you, i can see if i can find an old broken version also. That should help

Guys, 1.9.8 works. You can svn checkout here: https://plugins.svn.www.ads-software.com/nextgen-gallery/tags/1.9.8/

Does anyone know the latest version that will work?

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Cant tell you server specs as its shared hosting, hosted on pair.com, but same exact behavior. Creates folder but does not create a db entry for gallery

I have installed:

All in One SEO Pack
Attachments
Contact Form 7
Google Analytics for WordPress
Google XML Sitemaps
NextGEN Gallery ??
Simple 301 Redirects
Wp-Testimonials

Custom Theme

Just upgraded to 3.51 and NG 1.9.10

Havent been able to create a gallery since

Found it, caused by poorly written theme code that matched up to what contact form admin was using for url parameters.

$send = $_GET['page'];
			header("Location: themes.php?page=$send&saved=true");
			die;

Dont know if its worth it but you could protect your admin from this by making the params your dependent on less generic or namespacing them” ie. edit -> ‘contact-form-edit’

When i go to this link:

/wp/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpcf7&post=521&action=edit

It instantly redirects to:

/wp/wp-admin/themes.php?page=wpcf7&saved=true

Doing a fresh db install does fix it, what settings should i look for in options that contact form sets on install

Yes changing site_url to content_url does it, but i want that changed in plugin, no just in mine

Can we switch it to use the free yahoo weather reports feed, seems like it has all the same stuff?

<?php else :
if ( is_category() ) { // If this is a category archive
printf("<h2 class='ccc'>Sorry, but </h2>, single_cat_title('',false));}

else {
    echo("<h2 class='center'>no post</h2>"); }
    echo('<div align="center">');
    get_search_form();
    echo('</div>');

endif;
?>

That should align anything in that DIV center. You can also just wrap it in a

<div id="form"> get_search_form();</div>

*make sure this is in your loop

and center it with just css. That would be the way I would go.

Also if you firebug it , the form probably as a css #id anyway so you can style it through that,that will do it sitewide, but if thats what you want then your golden