Dan Rossiter

Hi AKayMeRoo,

Unfortunately exec is required in order to use Ghostscript.

However, you can still use Imagick without exec being available. Imagick is a bit slower than Ghostscript, but unless you’re generating thumbnails for extremely large PDFs, this should not be an issue. If the Imagick option is disabled, you’ll need to speak with your hosting provider about enabling the PHP Imagick extension.

All the best,
Dan

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Hmm… basically that means that the parameters passed are no longer matching your content, which suggests that the taxonomy behavior has changed in this version.

Would you mind terribly trying a plugin’s implementation of attachment taxonomies? I know that the solutions here are working. If that doesn’t work then we can go back to the drawing board, but they definitely work on my system and not seeing your implementation it’s difficult to know whether something may be not quite right.

-Dan

I’ve looked at your options array and it looks fine. There is a new patch release (3.0.2) which resolves a bug, but I don’t believe it will be relevant for your issue.

I don’t need your PHP, but can you give me the HTML generated in a place where you’re expecting a gallery to be generated? Also, if you enable logging and attempt to generate a gallery (by viewing the page where you’ve got a gallery), are there any errors or warning logged?

-Dan

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Ok. Hang in there and I’ll look at this more closely tonight. At work right now.

Thanks so much for your patience!
-Dan

Ah. Yes, the plugin uninstall process removes some things from the DB. You’ll want to reinstall (but don’t activate), uninstall through the plugins management window, then reinstall to get a clean install.

-Dan

Hi Julie,

I’m sorry you are having issues getting DG to working following updating to 3.0.1! I just went to verify that my own install was handling taxon-based logic correctly and it seems to be so there’s something odd going on with your system.

Firstly, can you tell me what plugin you are using to setup your taxons? I’d like to get that installed on my test system and see if I can reproduce the issues you are having.

Also, I know you said you’re working on a test site — any chance that is publically accessible? If not, can you publish the source of a page/post where you are expecting one of your galleries to be displayed (pastebin.com is a good option for this).

Finally, from the Advanced tab of the DG settings, can you paste the options array dump textbox contents?

Thanks!
-Dan

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I’m going to mark this issue as resolved. Anyone who believes IMagick should be enabled on their server, but does not the checkbox enabled is encouraged to use the test code linked to above and send the results to their host requesting that the IMagick PHP plugin be enabled on their system.

All the best,
Dan

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Great!

The modified image editor will log the reason for the test failing to the built in Document Gallery logging interface.

After copying the modified file to your server, view the page where the checkbox is grayed out in order to trigger the test, then view the bottom of the logging tab where one or more reasons for failure should be logged.

The modified file can be found here: http://pastebin.com/mRqtLaBw. I’ll also reply to your email with the link.

-Dan

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