douglasvautour
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Oh well, I thought I had a friend! 🙁
I appreciate it!
Hi, I can’t divulge my details to do a report (which is why we stalled above), but I’ll post here if what I wrote immediately above solved the issue!
I’m still working through this with Jetpack support. They have given me an option that I think may work, it involves deleting the plugin directories manually from the server via FTP, and reinstalling, which should clear out everything but maintain the database.
There is a problem with Jetpack and NextGen colliding that results in this, and a damaged RSS feed. Do you have the RSS feed issue as well? Perhaps my issue is different from yours.
Ooops, that should read “Note that existing galleries are still okay” as in they still work and display correctly.
More Information!
I reactivated jetpack, and everything is still fine. I connected to wordpress.com, and then the folders in the “import folders” menu disappeared again…
Note that existing folders are still okay.
Any ideas?
Hi.
Okay. So, because I was having problems, I didn’t change anything except updating jetpack. So guess what? So I disabled Jetpack and the folders popped right up.
So….where to now? 🙂 I require both plugins…
Thanks!
Hello again
The error message was:
An unexpected error occured. This is most likely due to a server misconfiguration. Check your PHP error log or ask your hosting provider for assistance.
But, there was no problem with the upload.
Hi!
Thanks for your quick reply.
They are contained within the wordpress installation wp-content/gallery. It is the same folder I was using in 2.0.33. It is still set as the gallery setting in the option. There are currently 9 folders within the gallery folder. None of them show in the import folder menu.
All of the current (functioning) galleries are from the same place.
I just tried to upload an image from my computer and got a PHP error, even though the file seemed to upload correctly. It went by too fast to get it, I’ll try again. Maybe this has something to do with it?
Thanks again.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Empty div on top of RSS Feed. How to remove?Updating removed all issues. Sorry to waste your time.
http://psychopixi.com/tech/how-to-link-back-to-an-album-in-a-nextgen-gallery/
This is what I used on my site to get the name of the albums and galleries to show and act as navigation. It pulls the url, splits it and puts it on top of the albums and galleries.
You may have to alter this code slightly depending on your configuration. There are two iterators, myi1 and myi2. You may have to add one or two to one or both of them to get what you want to show to display right.
The downside of this is that the slug is what is being displayed on top, not the name you’ve given it. So if you have two galleries with the same name, they’ll be called “XXX-2” or something like that.
I hope this helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WordPress SEO (possibly)]: Empty div on top of RSS feed.Okay, it was Jetpack, not wordpress SEO.
Sorry to waste your time!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Empty div on top of RSS Feed. How to remove?Update again: Jetpack was the problem. I forgot to clear the cache when I turned off Jetpack next time.
Does anyone happen to know which part of Jetpack may be the problem? I had a similar problem with sharing buttons in AddToAny…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Empty div on top of RSS Feed. How to remove?Update: The div I am seeing is placed into the feed before any actual rss is rendered. I’ve placed echo lines at the top of feed-rss.php and feed.php, and it’s still here.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Empty div on top of RSS Feed. How to remove?Hello, thank you for your reply!
I’ll try deactivating WordPress SEO and see what happens.
But, I would like more clarification on what wordpress does to generate the feed. By item I mean any piece of code that may end up in the feed, not just the articles and their characteristics. How exactly does WordPress generate them? There must be a line of code somewhere that is generating the div tag on top of my feed. We’ve already gone though all of the rss files, and of course, because the symptom is in all feeds, none of them held the solution.
If I can isolate what may access the feed, then I try to find where the div is being created and hopefully backtrack to what is creating it.
I have access to people more familiar with php and databases than me, so even if you feel the answer may be too technical, please tell me. My site is completely backed up if worse comes to worse.
Thank you again.