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  • Thread Starter mailman0

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    This issue seems to have been addressed in WP 2.0.2

    Yea WordPress!

    Edit: On closer inspection, I have spoken too soon. It still doesn’t work properly.

    Same Story, slightly different error message. I’m on Godaddy.com as well. it looks like this:

    WordPress database error: [Lost connection to MySQL server during query]
    DELETE FROM wp_postmeta WHERE Post_ID = 34 AND meta_key = '_tc_post_format';

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/content/m/a/i/mailman0/html/wp-includes/wp-db.php:102) in /home/content/m/a/i/mailman0/html/wp-admin/post.php on line 122

    Thread Starter mailman0

    (@mailman0)

    If you look closely you will see that the problem is with using mod_rewrite in both WordPress and Simple PHP Gallery. You are not implementing any URL Rewriting in your installation of Simple PHP Gallery, and you have no problems, just like described in my original post.

    Nice gallery, though. Well integrated.

    I got it to work, finally, just not the way it’s supposed to. There is a bug in WordPress 2.0.1 and its PHP implementation of internal rewriting rules. If you force it to write out all of its rewrite rules to an .htaccess file then it works as expected. That is the temporary solution until the bug is fixed.

    Thread Starter mailman0

    (@mailman0)

    Check this thread for a partial solution.

    see this thread for a partial solution to integrating Simple PHP Gallery with mod_rewrite enabled.

    Could I use something like this to make Simple PHP Gallery 1.1 work with this? in the /gallery/ subdirectory I have the following .htaccess file which makes things act all screwy:

    DirectoryIndex sp_index.php

    RewriteEngine On

    RewriteRule ^folder/(.*) sp_index.php?dir=./$1
    RewriteRule ^file/(.*) sp_index.php?file=./$1
    RewriteRule ^thumb/(.*) sp_getthumb.php?source=$1

    I have tried various combinations of things in a functions.php file but with no luck so far.

    Thanks for your help.

    Thread Starter mailman0

    (@mailman0)

    This, unfortunately appears to be a bug in WordPress 2.0.1 as discussed in this thread

    Argh! No resolution to this issue yet? I was tearing my hair out trying to get this going with Simple PHP Gallery. It looks like it’s working fine until you try IE6 or actually check the headers.

    Oh the frustration! Oh the humanity!

    I even blamed my hosting on this problem, it just seemed like an Apache bug to me. Now I know the aweful truth.

    Hopefully this will be resolved in the future. Is there ANY workaround for this?

    Forum: Plugins
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    Thread Starter mailman0

    (@mailman0)

    I emailed him and asked about a week ago and haven’t received a reply. Since posting this I’ve been able to dig around a bit more and realized that he is using Simple PHP Gallery v1.1

    I spent a good deal of time analyzing the output of his site to see how he integrated it into wordpress. I downloaded his CSS files and have nearly recreated all of the changes he made.

    I really like this Simple PHP Gallery program. It’s hard to find the original to download and there is a much more complex enhanced Simple PHP Gallery out there based on the same code. I don’t like it though. SPG is as simple to use as Lazy Gallery but is much easier to integrate into various themes.

    Contact me if you are interested in getting a similar setup integrated into other themes than beeblebrox. I can set you up! ??

    https://walkingtowel.org

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