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Thank you. I was going by the parameters at https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/autonav/ and orderby wasn’t there.

I’m aware that I can define the post_title order in the Options panel. Is there a way to override menu_order in the shortcodes?

[display=”images” postid=”123″] seems to work.

Anyone?

@dandelionweb The site looks very good.

PHP 5.2.14 for me.

Same here on a clean multisite installation of WP 3.0.1.

That’s too bad. I’m switching to Lazyest Gallery, but it’s a massive pain, as I’ve used (too) liberally [singlepic] shortcodes and set ngg images as post icons.

Jonathon, any joy getting this to work?

That will certainly be nice for a lot of users.

Another excellent feature: captions.xml. It seems to be holding all custom data for the folder. Moving the folder to another install is going to be hassle free (no fiddling with the db.)

I’ll be migrating to LG in the next week or so.

I have the same problem with my site. The URL is https://www.luzodajnia.pl/sklep/index.php?callback=ngg-ajax

The “luzodajnia” keyword is in the top 3 hits with Bing and Yahoo searches. It’s on the 4th (!) page in Google search.

The Google Analytics tracking code works fine, i.e. it tracks correctly all activity.

Edit:
It looks like there are quite a few unparsed sites: https://www.google.com/search?q=callback%3Dngg-ajax

It worked for me after an upgrade from 2.6.1 to WP 2.7.1, including category names. The blog is in Polish.

Hi,

I have the same situation as the OP.
1. 4.6.5 working fine on WP 2.7
2. Deactivated 4.6.5 when being migrated to a new server (host: DreamHost)
3. Reactivated 4.6.5: all mod_xxx tests failed, except mod_sec
4. Removed 4.6.5
5. Installed 4.3.2: all tests are ok, except mod_sec.

Any chance that AAPP is looking for a specific version/array of versions for mod_xxx ?

Best,

Piotr

Under 2.7 with the Tarski theme, I used the hack posted by Alan Edwardes on his blog.

The hack originally works for posts, but it appears that changing

WHERE post_type = 'post' AND post_password = '' AND post_status = 'publish' ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 1");
to
WHERE post_type = 'page' AND post_password = '' AND post_status = 'publish' ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 1");

does the job on my blog here.
The link to the random page is https://www.locworks.pl/11/random/

Best regards,

Piotr