DoubleSixx
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Don’t restore. I know it’s happened a few times to me in the past. I tried restoring because I backup the server database often. I tried numerous things to resolve the problem.
Nothing seems to work, I suspected in the past when it returned that it wasn’t from anything I tried.
When it happened again after this update I decided not to mess with anything. I don’t change, add, or remove plugins. Just left it alone for about a week.
Then it started working again.
Seems to happen when the nggallery gets updated. Can’t explain why it stops and starts working again.
I posted hear to see if anyone had a solution. Shortly after it worked again.
Just be patient.
Good luck.
Don’t delete them. No way to recover.
Sometimes I send up a few hundreds pictures at a time using the zip feature. Fastest way to upload images.
So on occasion I delete a gallery and just made a new one. But I don’t want you to lose all your images.
Luckily this version is working fine for me, otherwise I would suggest trying to downgrade to version 1.9.0. (Just install over 1.9.7) Very little problems with that version, was the most stable for me for a very long time.
Good luck.
Maybe re-install nggallery ? Don’t delete or remove your images. Just re-upload.
Check and make sure you have images in the gallery.
I took a look at line 553 in the nggfunctions.php file.
$galleries[$key]->counter = 0;
The complete block is pasted below.
// No images found, set counter to 0
if (!isset($galleries[$key]->counter)){
$galleries[$key]->counter = 0;
$galleries[$key]->previewurl = ”;
}Essentially if there’s no images the gallery will be assigned the value zero and an empty value for the previewrul.
Could be the source of your current problem.
Good luck.
They’ve recently updated the Twenty-Eleven theme a few times.
Glad you have it working regardless of your theme.
I think it’s your theme. Try a different theme.
Viewing your source I see the following :
<body class=”error404 custom-background single-author two-column right-sidebar”>
I’ve never seen that, dunno if it’s normal for the twentyeleven theme.
Good luck.
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In reply to: Nextgen Gallery thumbnails are to lowOnce you have your styles how you want them, it’s best to upload the nggallery.css to your current theme directory.
Then anytime you update nggallery you won’t have to make and changes and fixes.
Time saver.
I’m guessing you’re using WordPress ?
Create a new Page or Post.
Just above where you type you see icons if you have it set to the Visual tab.
You should see a icon with a picture hovering over another picture. Or you can mouse over the icons until you see Add NextGen Gallery.
Click that icon and you will be able to add an Album, Gallery, or Picture.
Good luck.
Sorry to hear you received that particular error. The error shouldn’t be associated with the nggallery.
Did you have a working nggallery before the update ?
Try emptying your nggallery cache.
Gallery->Options
Images tab.You should see Clear cache folder click Proceed now.
Try also clearing your browser cache.
Although I don’t think that will solve your problem. Sometimes other plugins cause that type of behavior or errors.
Was this a new install of nggallery ?
The permissions you listed are for your server. Doubtful they’ll help you.
Good luck.
Well an odd thing happen. Suddenly it works for me, this has happened in the past. Occasionally after about a week the drop down suddenly works.
I wanted to post a possible work around when I decided to try again.
You can easily use the short code to insert the galleries. Which is what I’ve been doing since the update.
The code for the gallery :
[nggallery id=x]
Replace x with the gallery number :
[nggallery id=1324]
Hopefully everyone else can keep trying and find it suddenly working again.
Good luck.
@natalieyoung deactivating plugins didn’t help.
I made my theme and it hasn’t changed since last January. So I can rule out themes.
@soulmaster often times the members have solutions, the developers don’t always answer every question. The best we can do is continue this topic until it has been resolved.
@pmona I think it has to do with the database update by the latest version.
I may drop back to 1.9.0 that was the best working version I’ve used.
Gonna try to re-install and see if that solves the problem.
Maybe if you goto Gallery->Options->Gallery
You should find Number of columns
Mine is set to 0 : 0 will display as much as possible based on the width of your theme. Setting normally only required for captions below the images.
Good luck.
Did you clear your browser cache after making the change ?
You can just hold down shift+reload or shift+refresh depending on your browser.
Doing that will bypass your cache.
Good luck.
Try
Gallery->Options
Images Tab
Clear cache folder
Click Proceed Now
Good luck