Mark McKibben

I’ve been sticking with 1.0.2 for now, but I think if you go to the download page and download one of the nightly builds, that should get you a copy of the 1.2 beta.

1. I recommend finding a text editor that will show you line numbers. If you’re using Windows, a decent open source editors is Syn Text Editor. If you’re using some distro of linux; I like using Bluefish. If you’re using a Mac, I’ve heard good things about BBEdit; but I don’t have a Mac and can’t make any real recommendations.
2. The error message tells us that something is wrong with your index.php file around that line 58 but without seeing the code in your index.php; we can’t really say what’s wrong. I’d recommend you copy all of the code from your index.php in a text file (txt) and post that on your site so that people can see your code and possibly make suggestions to help you out.

My best guess on your error message is that the WP-Photos hack was unable to see the wp-photos.config.php file. Double check that you have all the files in the correct directories.

Well, I don’t know that my tutorial is really any better, but the method I documented here worked for me.

I just recently started using WordPress and this looked like a pretty cool hack but like some other people in this thread; I had problems getting it installed. Once I WP-Photo running, I went back and wrote a little tutorial detailing how I got it working. You can read my tutorial here.