sjdellis

Ok fine. I did it myself from my iPhone. If anyone else needs it… BTW it’s probably badly written – I’m not a programmer. Tks again for NextGen Gallery – brilliant.  

Edited: nextgen-gallery/lib/shortcodes.php

Added to: function NextGEN_shortcodes()    
add_shortcode( ‘galdate’, array(&$this, ‘show_galdate’) );

Added to: class NextGEN_shortcodes
function show_galdate( $atts ) {
        
  global $wpdb;
 
  extract(shortcode_atts(array(
            ‘pdate’       => ”,
            ‘template’    => ”
        ), $atts));
      
   $tempdate = date(‘d/m/Y’,strtotime($pdate));

        $pids = $wpdb->get_col(“SELECT pid FROM $wpdb->nggpictures WHERE DATE_FORMAT(imagedate,’%d/%m/%Y’) = ‘{$tempdate}'”);

   $picturelist = nggdb::find_images_in_list( $pids );

// show gallery
        if ( is_array($picturelist) )
            $out = nggCreateGallery($picturelist, false,”);
        return $out;
    }

Usage: 
     * [galdate pdate=”M d, Y” template=”filename”] 
     * – pdate is the image date (eg: August 12, 2010)
     * – template is a name for a gallery template, which is located in themefolder/nggallery or plugins/nextgen-gallery/view