May be that is of help to the developers:
I installed the gallery update (2.0.11) in an XAMPP environment in the backup of a large site (20+ plugins, 1000 users, 10 000 articles, about 40 galleries). It went all very smoothly, everything was working. Then I upgraded it on the Linux Server (even better ressources, 1024 KB of php memory) and it crashed the whole site, producing a 500 Internal Server Error. After manipulating the .htaccess i got the site working, but all the single galleries produced the well known array()… output.
When I then downgraded at the 1.9.13 version everything was up and working again.
My best hopes for the gallery future
Julius
@harry B – “whole site failure” doesn’t give us anything to work on. If we are to fix the cause of the error, we’ll need more information than that.
@julius35 – Thank you very much for providing the error codes & descriptions that you’re seeing. Would you & @harry B, would you both be willing to submit a bug report to our developers here: http://www.nextgen-gallery.com/report-bug please include as much detail as you can:
i.e.
– What is the error code/description you’re seeing?
– Local install or on a live server?
– Who is your hosting provider?
– What theme are you using?
– What other plugins do you have installed?
– Does the error go away if you deactivate all plugins and reactivate NextGEN Gallery only?
– Does the error go away if you temporarily switch to a WordPress default theme?
– Are you running the latest up to date version of NextGEN Gallery?
Please include all of these details in a BUG REPORT here: http://www.nextgen-gallery.com/report-bug . Including login credentials would be very helpful for us and accelerate the rate in which we can provide a solid working solution. We are not always able to reproduce the error on our own sites, so having login details to a site with the error present would be very helpful. Thanks!
-Becky
