I have the same backslash error.
Appearantly, the php script is configured for “windows” directories and it doesn’t run on linux boxes. Could that be possible?
Anyway, if in the file I change the $pixglobal_rootwebsite variable to concatenate ‘//’ instead of ‘\\’ it doesn’t crash anymore. However it still doesn’t seem to find my pics…
Any ideas???? Someone????
Here’s what I did (I’m not a programmer – just trial and error using echos and print statements)
function PixGallery_DeterminePaths()
{
global $PixGlobal_Url, $PixGlobal_RootWebsite;
$ScriptFile = $_SERVER[‘SCRIPT_FILENAME’];
if (isset($_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’]))
$PixGlobal_RootWebsite = $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’];
else
$PixGlobal_RootWebsite = substr($ScriptFile, 0 , (strlen($ScriptFile) – strlen($_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’])) + 1);
if ($PixGlobal_RootWebsite[strlen($PixGlobal_RootWebsite) – 1] != “//”)
$PixGlobal_RootWebsite .= “//”;
if (isset($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]))
$PixGlobal_Url = PixGallery_UrlGetPath($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]);
else
$PixGlobal_Url = PixGallery_UrlGetPath($_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’]);
}