skaufmann

I’m surprise they don’t use some sort of shortcode in place of static image tags. I ditched WPG2 for the new integrated gallery and have for the most part glad I did. This point is where Gallery2 (with WPG2) excelled. Gallery2 allowed you to rebuild thumbnails based on new settings and WPG2 integrated images in the blog with shortcode-like tags, making everything changeable after the fact.

Al little bit further-

I discovered that by using the following in the loop of say the single.php template, it will only display the attachments of that article when the single post is viewed.
<?php echo do_shortcode('[gallery option1="value1"]'); ?>

I’m now exploring options on how to access this code in an if statement. I’m trying to play with passing a variables in the URL to tell WP to run this code rather than the “the_content” code.

I’ve thought through this a little more and I think I’ve come up with a fairly simple solution.

In the single.php, it seems the logic could be enhanced so that if URL is the permalink plus ?t=gallery (or anything), the contents of the post would call the [gallery] tag and just display the attachments of the article in a gallery. You could update the loop in index.php, archive.php and whatever else to display the link in the article footer to the attachment filtered permalink of the article if the article has attachments.

My only problem is my PHP skills suck…

DoorFrame, I’m curious if you had any luck with this. I have run into the same problem but with the thumbnails. I’ve uploaded over 700 images with the thumbnail dimensions too small for my application.

Anything you did would be great.

I would also advise you to register your site in Google’s Webmaster Tools. This will allow you to see what google has indexed and remove anything you don’t want. It will also allow you to make sure your sitemap and robots.txt are in order and google sees them properly.

What is the problem? I’m running 2.6 on windows with permalinks and it’s working?

The only thing I’m seeing is not all my stats show the page visited as /blog/index.php rather than the permalink URL.

This is probably what you’re looking for:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Category_Templates

Scroll down to the section titled “What Template File is Used?”

wow, I’m on latest stable release and am getting the same error when I select Delete All. Suprised it’s been so long since the beginning of this post and so many still get this error.

Any fixes?