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for the record:

$ngggalleryname = 'test';
$previewpicdata = $wpdb->get_row(" SELECT * FROM $wpdb->nggallery  where name='$ngggalleryname'");
$images = $wpdb->get_results(" SELECT * FROM $wpdb->nggpictures  where galleryid=$previewpicdata->gid");

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Solved, just send this useless plugin to trash and use yahoo weather.

Thanks dude.
With this one, I can translate all items that I want? Inclusive, category, and php template files?
The use that I discribe of the function e(), is right?

I write e(‘My text’, ‘en’) and I must have po files for every language with ‘My Text’ in it. right?

Let me tell you something about this function bloginfo(‘template_directory’).
For me, it returns: “localhost:8888/sites/project_name/wp-content/themes/my_theme/”
Everything ok.
When I open my wordpress project trought another computer in the network, I put my_ip:8888, like:
192.168.0.4:8888/sites/project_name

when I go to the code, I expect that the function bloginfo(‘template_directory’) returns to me:
“192.168.0.4:8888/sites/project_name/wp-content/themes/my_theme/”

Instead, it returns:
“localhost:8888/sites/project_name/wp-content/themes/my_theme/”

Maybe it`s a site-name configuration in apache?

well, maybe if I remove the characters before the first slash, it may be work…

There`s a way to get the plugin directory?