I would like to be able to call the album tags for each image, instead of each image having individual tags.

For example: When creating an album, tags would be defined for that album and those tags would be displayed for every image within that album.

Depending on how you want to output the tags, you could use the tags_from_album plugin. You could also simply use something such as $_zp_current_album->getTags() and output them accordingly. Or, for a different approach, you could copy over the album's tags to a new image via the new_image filter. The former methods are probably easier, however.

I tried using the tags_from_album plugin but I am having a hard time getting it to work ... not sure exactly what to put in my image.php file....

If you are intending these tags to be used for such things as searching there is not currently a solution. We have on our list a bulk-edit type feature for setting tags, but implementation has not begun on it.

Nope, just want to be able to define tags for an album and then have those same tags display with each individual image within that album.

I enabled the tags_from_album plugin and placed the following code on my image.php, but all I got was SQL errors.

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Let us know the SQL errors. Off hand that call looks correct.

Zenphoto encountered an error
MySQL Query ( SELECT DISTINCT t.name, t.id, (SELECT DISTINCT COUNT(*) FROM zp_obj_to_tag WHERE tagid = t.id AND o.type = 'albums') as count zp_obj_to_tagas o,zp_tagsas t WHERE (o.objectid =10 AND o.tagid = t.id AND o.type = 'albums') ORDER by t.name ) failed. MySQL returned the error You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'zp_obj_to_tagas o,zp_tagsas t WHERE (o.objectid =10 AND o.tagid = t.id AND o' at line 1

Actually kagutsuchi's way is a good ay for getting the direct tags of the album you are in. You will of course write a foreach loop to show them as a list.

Regarding your function call `. Try setting thealbumsparameter as"albums"` (in quotes). Is the album "sasha" a toplevel album? If not you have to write "toplevel/sublevel(...)".

Maybe you could also tell what MySQL version you are running. It seems that one value is empty on your sql but I don't know right now why that can happen.

MySQL 5.1.39

"sasha" is the name of the toplevel album folder.

I tried putting albums in quotes... Same error

I tried putting "toplevel(sasha)".... same error.

There is an error in the function code which is resulting in the string zp_tagsas where it should read zp_tags AS. (Note the missing space.) I will get a correction made to this in tonight's nightly build.

Thank you for posting the SQL error. Could not have seen this without that hint.