jacquesperrault
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@photocrati – Thanks. Changing the Permalinks from “Plain” (default) to “Post name” and then running the NextGEN reset tool seems to have resolved the problem.
@photocrati – I’ve been digging deeper.
When I hover over the gallery thumbnail at:
http://fieldstone-design.com/?page_id=51The thumbnails show a URL of (for example):
http://fieldstone-design.com/index.php/nggallery/residential-portfolio/residential-projects?page_id=51As I noted before, clicking on that link results in “No input file specified”.
However, if I remove the
index.phpfrom that link, such that it points to:
http://fieldstone-design.com/nggallery/residential-portfolio/residential-projects?page_id=51It works.
I noticed that after visiting the page containing a NextGEN album, one row is added to the
wp_optionstable for each album linked in the page. I am linking two albums, and so In my case, two rows were created with the respective values of theoption_namefield being:_transient_4__1967821085
_transient_4__1744197139Both of these rows contained
option_valuefields with computed urls to each gallery in the album, each of which containedindex.php.I performed a SQL UPDATE, like so:
UPDATEwp_optionsSEToption_value= replace(option_value, ‘\/index.php’, ”)And then reloaded the page in the browser – not surprisingly, the links to each gallery no longer contained
index.php, and the functioned perfectly when clicked.So it would seem that “index.php” is either:
a. not a necessary component of the computed gallery url -or-
b. is causing a problem on the managed Godaddy serverIt is also worth noting that, as the name implies, those table entries seem to be transient – they disappear after a short amount of time, and so my manual edits do not solve the problem for very long.
Thoughts?
@photocrati – update: According to the NextGen Gallery Overview / Server Settings, PHP Safe Mode is indeed “OFF” on the GoDaddy server; I (mistakenly) assumed since it did not appear in phpinfo() that it was on.
Toto – thanks, great suggestion! The codex is my friend, and I was sure to check those values. Other than the gallery in question, the site is operational.
The problem stems from the following snippet embedded in a Page:
<img class="ngg_displayed_gallery mceItem" src="http://7f2.b5f.myftpupload.com/index.php/nextgen-attach_to_post/preview/id--356" alt="" /> <img class="ngg_displayed_gallery mceItem" src="http://7f2.b5f.myftpupload.com/index.php/nextgen-attach_to_post/preview/id--361" alt="" />Which is configured to show the images as a “NextGEN Basic Compact Album”
Cais,
Thank you. Unfortunately, the reset did not solve the problem.
I will not be able to resolve the safe mode setting, but I am well aware of its purpose and it should not be an issue here, as all content already exists and nothing is being created, only viewed.
What does “No input file specified” mean, specifically? Can you give me a technical description of what is happening behind the scenes when Nextgen tries to process http://7f2.b5f.myftpupload.com/index.php/nggallery/residential-portfolio/residential-projects?page_id=51?
If this error is related to the move from “\wordpress” to “\”, then there must be a programmatic means to correct the problem, be it a config file, php file, or database manipulation.
Thanks,
Jacques