images not rendering in new uploads after upgrade

ahalvor

I upgraded to 1.2 and now any new album does not render.

existing album: http://cafeandrew.com/gallery/birthdays/halvorsen/tina/060907/
new album: http://cafeandrew.com/gallery/birthdays/halvorsen/sara/082408/

you can drill down into the album and pull up the full size photo. I have also double checked permissions and all seem to be fine.

Thanks for any assistance!

Andy

ahalvor

ever more bizarre still there is one photo on page four that does display:

http://cafeandrew.com/gallery/birthdays/halvorsen/sara/082408/page/4/

trisweb

The error you're getting is: `Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 12188 bytes) in /home/worldofa/public_html/cafeandrew/gallery/zp-core/functions-image.php on line 65`

So you should try resizing your photos smaller before uploading them.

The memory requirements have accidentally gone up in 1.2, which is a bug. We're working on a fix, but until then just size them down to compensate.

ahalvor

first of all, thanks so much for a great product.
second of all, thanks so much for fast response.
third of all, i re-up'd using smaller sizes and it worked great.

how did you determine the error, I could have saved you some cycles if I would have known. ;-) Should I file a bug or has it been filed?

Thanks again,

Andy

trisweb

The bug has been filed and a fix is already in the nightly build, which has just been built 24 minutes ago. I'd appreciate if you tried it out with your older, larger sized images and let us know if it fixes the issue.

Thanks!

Also, to find the error, I copied the image URL like so:
`http://cafeandrew.com/gallery/zp-core/i.php?a=birthdays/halvorsen/sara/082408a&i=DSC_1127.jpg&w=480`
And then used the secret debug backdoor, by adding `&debug` to the end
`http://cafeandrew.com/gallery/zp-core/i.php?a=birthdays/halvorsen/sara/082408a&i=DSC_1127.jpg&w=480&debug`
This only works for images that have not yet been cached, as it will use the direct URL out of the cache in that case, and the processing script only runs once. Quite efficient.