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Requirements

• The plugin requires at least wp version 3.1.
• The theme should have a call to wp_head() in its header.php file and wp_footer() in its footer.php file.
• The theme should load enqueued scripts in the header if the scripts are enqueued without the $in_footer switch (like wppa.js and jQuery).
• The theme should not prevent this plugin from loading the jQuery library in its default wp manner, i.e. the library jQuery in safe mode (uses jQuery() and not $()).
• The theme should not use remove_action() or remove_all_actions() when it affects actions added by wppa+. Most themes comply with these requirements. However, check these requirements in case of problems with new installations with themes you never had used before with wppa+ or when you modifies your theme.
• The server should have at least 64MB of memory.

Upgrade notice

This version is: Major rev# 4, Minor rev# 9, Fix rev# 6, Hotfix rev# 000. If you are upgrading from a previous Major or Minor version, note that: * If you modified wppa_theme.php and/or wppa_style.css, you will have to use the newly supplied versions. The previous versions are NOT compatible. * If you set the userlevel to anything else than 'administrator' you may have to set it again. Note that changing the userlevel can be done by the administrator only! * You may have to activate the sidebar widget again.

Standard installation when not from the wp plugins page

• Unzip and upload the wppa plugin folder to wp-content/plugins/
• Make sure that the folder wp-content/uploads/ exists and is writable by the server (CHMOD 755, some systems need CHMOD 777)
• Activate the plugin in WP Admin -> Plugins.
• If, after installation, you are unable to upload photos, check the existance and rights (CHMOD 755, some systems need CHMOD 777) of: for the single site mode installation: the folders .../wp-content/uploads/wppa/ and .../wp-content/uploads/wppa/thumbs/, and for the multisite mode installation (example for blog id 92): the folders path: .../wp-content/blogs.dir/92/wppa/ and .../wp-content/blogs.dir/92/wppa/thumbs/. In rare cases you will need to create them manually. You can see the actual pathnames and urls in the lowest table of the Photo Albums -> Settings page.
• If you upgraded from WP Photo Album (without plus) and you had copied wppa_theme.php and/or wppa_style.css to your theme directory, you must remove them or replace them with the newly supplied versions. The fullsize will be reset to 640 px. See Table I-A1 and Table I-B1,2 of the Photo Albums -> Settings admin page.