juro83

Hi Andre,

yes, you are completely right with your argumentation.

There are more disadvantages with my method (i.e. you get loads of pages, …)

But there are also some plusses:

• No reinvention of the wheel: Use WordPress-Comment Functions/Plugins/Tables; Use Nextgen-Image Upload- and Management/Configuriation
• Minimal resources needed (the created pages only contain some action-tag)
• No extra Database Tables
• Source code is small and handy
• Fast solution (I worked about 7 hours on it including conception)

I’m open for ideas but i’d only do a complete reinvention in a team. so if you or anybody is interested just contact me.

Btw: a few days ago i included an “update” feature to synchronize pages with current gallery information.

Regards
Roman

My solution:

http://www.princessattitude.de/?page_id=252

Absolutely no warranty!

safe mode=off might help.
I could deactivate it, but I don’t want to, cause I don’t trust the installed plugins and themes (always remember: themes and plugins with bad code can open doors to hackers) nor do I trust the server security.

In my case – I don’t need singlepic anymore. I wanted to create an own imagebrowser with per-picture-comment, but now i just took the html code and don’t use singlepic.
perhaps with safe-mode=on one can get it to work by switching to the other image-library…

I had the same problem, but wasn’t using rewrite and had no .htaccess.

I debugged the code and replaced in
nextgen-gallery/view/singlepic.php
in line 20
[…] src=”<?php echo $image->thumbnailURL ?>” […]
by
[…] src=”<?php echo $image->thumbURL ?>” […]

somehow there was no thumbnailURL in my $image object…

Also tried all previous suggestions
– disabled all plugins
– changed theme (even used classic and standard WP)
– removed blank-lines in php files (maybe to avoid header-sent-bugs?)
– checked database-structure

WP Version 2.7
NGG Version 1.1.0 (german translation)