I'm getting the above message even though I am logged in as admin - Any ideas?
Also, i'm using phpws v.08 for this and I do not have a plug-in directory as specified in the readme file - I do have a mod directory where the calendar is situated. I have uploaded the files into the mod directory (changing the setup.php and config.php to reflect the path change) but I still get the same message.
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Our web site is a little ahead in regards to what the plug-in will work with. I assume you're using version 1.0 or 1.1. If so, they will not work with phpWebSite 0.8.0, only versions 0.7.6-0.7.10.
If you want to go ahead and install the plug-in with version 0.8.0, I suggest you remove everything from your previous install and download the current version from CVS, which will work with your setup. Then install from there. You can download from CVS by browsing at http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/phpwsgallery/phpwsgallery/
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Anonymous
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2001-11-02
Thanks - I have downloaded the files from CVS and tried a new install. This time I got as far as creating a new gallery. Then I got the following message:
An image directory error occurred. Please check you gallery configuration file.
This is my gallery_config.php
/* Absolute system path to the gallery
mod directory. Exclude trailing slash. */
$gal_path = '/home/mysite/phpwebsite_en/mod/gallery'; ## example: /home/htdocs/mod/gallery
/* Relative URL to the gallery mod
directory. Exclude trailing slash */
$gal_url = './mod/gallery'; ## example: ./mod/gallery
/* Turn gallery on or off. (true = enabled; false = disabled) */
$gal_enabled = true;
Can you let me know if it looks OK.
Also as I have tried to upload this 4times with different configs I now have 4 gallery icons in my admin panel! Nice as they are to look at is there a way to get rid of them? There was no unistall procedure in the readme file.
Thanks
Peter
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Anonymous
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2001-11-02
don't worry about the unistall - I managed to figure it out!
But still need help with those paths.
Cheers
Peter
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Your gallery_config.php looks fine except for the second configuration setting. Can I see the URL to your web site? Make sure all the image directories have writable permissions by the web server, either CHMOD 0777 or CHOWN -R nobody.nobody.
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Anonymous
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2001-11-12
Andrew managed to solve this problem off forum.
Thanks
Peter
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Anonymous
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2001-11-30
I am having the exact same problem. How did Adrew solve this issue?
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Anonymous
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2001-12-01
Opps.....never mind. It was an ID10T error! I didn't have the path statement correctly entered.
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I'm getting the above message even though I am logged in as admin - Any ideas?
Also, i'm using phpws v.08 for this and I do not have a plug-in directory as specified in the readme file - I do have a mod directory where the calendar is situated. I have uploaded the files into the mod directory (changing the setup.php and config.php to reflect the path change) but I still get the same message.
Our web site is a little ahead in regards to what the plug-in will work with. I assume you're using version 1.0 or 1.1. If so, they will not work with phpWebSite 0.8.0, only versions 0.7.6-0.7.10.
If you want to go ahead and install the plug-in with version 0.8.0, I suggest you remove everything from your previous install and download the current version from CVS, which will work with your setup. Then install from there. You can download from CVS by browsing at http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/phpwsgallery/phpwsgallery/
Thanks - I have downloaded the files from CVS and tried a new install. This time I got as far as creating a new gallery. Then I got the following message:
An image directory error occurred. Please check you gallery configuration file.
This is my gallery_config.php
/* Absolute system path to the gallery
mod directory. Exclude trailing slash. */
$gal_path = '/home/mysite/phpwebsite_en/mod/gallery'; ## example: /home/htdocs/mod/gallery
/* Relative URL to the gallery mod
directory. Exclude trailing slash */
$gal_url = './mod/gallery'; ## example: ./mod/gallery
/* Turn gallery on or off. (true = enabled; false = disabled) */
$gal_enabled = true;
Can you let me know if it looks OK.
Also as I have tried to upload this 4times with different configs I now have 4 gallery icons in my admin panel! Nice as they are to look at is there a way to get rid of them? There was no unistall procedure in the readme file.
Thanks
Peter
don't worry about the unistall - I managed to figure it out!
But still need help with those paths.
Cheers
Peter
Your gallery_config.php looks fine except for the second configuration setting. Can I see the URL to your web site? Make sure all the image directories have writable permissions by the web server, either CHMOD 0777 or CHOWN -R nobody.nobody.
Andrew managed to solve this problem off forum.
Thanks
Peter
I am having the exact same problem. How did Adrew solve this issue?
Opps.....never mind. It was an ID10T error! I didn't have the path statement correctly entered.