Anonymous
Alex
This is what I am looking. I downloaded wp-photos and modified WordPress 1.0 by README.
I have few questions on this.
4) Add this to edit-showposts.php before the
tag and
after the Edit/Delete links at line 275:
Which version of WP? Is it better if you add the wp version to your download.
Anyway I think I added that line at the right place but when I am in edit mode I can not find
“Photo Add/Edit” command in the screen as you shown in your example.
Any suggestions ?
Not really, the function output the links just fine on my install. I’m using code that is a day or so older than the 1.0.1 release candidate.
I couldn’t find that line either. I put it in where I thought it would go, then I received a MySQL error on another line and gave up. I took the hack out and I’m just going to upload them manually.
edit-showposts was removed in 1.0.1.
Try line 275 in edit.php
I couldnt find the file to put this info in
– this goes just in front of <?php the_content(); ?>
<?php
if (!isset($c) || $c != 1) {
$photo = get_preview_photo($id);
if (!empty($photo->thumb)) {
print($photo->preview_thumbnail());
}
}
?>
– this goes before the comments
<?php
if (isset($c) && $c == 1) {
$photos = get_post_photos($id);
$photos = get_thumbnail_grid($photos);
print($photos);
}
?>
yes but where in index.php i added it and still i cant use my wp-photos.
Anonymous
hmm… seems like the latest nightly changed the edit page significantly. any advice on how to install it for the new system?
After the links to edit/delete, etc.
It can be anywhere within the posts loop.
Anonymous
THanks alex for a great addition. Your website is what got me to go with WP. Below is something I added to keep images and linking from defeating the password option.
[code]
if (!isset($c) || $c != 1) {
$photo = get_preview_photo($id);
if (!empty($photo->thumb)) {
if($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS['wp-postpass_'.$cookiehash] != $post->post_password) {
print "";
}else{
print($photo->preview_thumbnail());
}
}
}
[/code]
I’ll add that, good catch.
Hi Alex,
I got a parse error in wp-photos.config.p h p when I ran wp-photos.set-up.p h p, I found the error on line 33 of wp-photos.config.p h p
.wp-caption {
/* font-family: verdana; */
}
// –>
</style>
*/
This is line 33: /* font-family: verdana; */
Once I removed /* font-family: verdana; */ I was able to run and add the tables with no problem.
Karl
I don’t think the /* font-family: verdana; */ is the problem. I think you have to delete the
// -->
</style>
*/
Once you have put those CSS-elements in a stylesheet, you can delete them from the wp-photos.config.php.
I think it’s that last ‘}’ that PHP don’t like.
Karl
Looks like the //–> would toss an error.
