Hello everyone

First of all thanks in advance for your help, I just installed Zenphoto today so I am not quite used to it yet.

I am trying to allow users to download a full album into a zip.

First I checked the Downloadlist plugin.

Then I went to the folder with my theme (a copy of the default theme) and in album.php I wrote :
<?php if (function_exists(‘printDownloadLinkAlbumZip’)) { printDownloadLinkAlbumZip(); } ?>

Then I uploaded the album.php file on my server (using FTP).

But when I go to the website and open the album there is no link to download it. I tried writing the php line at several places in album.php but none of them seems to work.

I hope some of you can help me

Kargrim

Is the downloadlist plugin enabled? Errors in the logs?

Yes the plugin is enabled.

Indeed there is an error in the logs, i am sorry I didn't even know there were logs before you mentionned them.

{47328:Fri, 29 Nov 2013 11:50:03 GMT}
REMARQUE : Use of undefined constant ‘printDownloadLinkAlbumZip’ - assumed '‘printDownloadLinkAlbumZip’' dans E:\Website\li211.fr\www\galerie\themes\defaultperso\album.php à la ligne 35
include called from include (index.php [122])
from index.php [22]

I don't know what it means because I am no expert in php either but I am gonna look into that.

Do I have to somehow include downloadList.php in album.php ?

Thank you for your time

What the error means is that the script has used `printDownlodLinkAlbumZip` somewhere (line 35) and it is NOT enclosed in quotations or used in a way that the PHP interpreter knows it is a function call.

When I was looking on how to use this function I found this line : <?php if (function_exists(‘printDownloadLinkAlbumZip’)) { printDownloadLinkAlbumZip(); } ?>

I didn't question the way it was written but I guess I should have, when replacing the ' with " everything works just fine.

Thanks a lot to both of you for your help

You apparently got caught by some "style reformatting". The quotes above are the open/close quotes that word processors use, but unfortunately not that programming languages use.

Probably got reformatted somewhere in the creation of the document you referenced. Sorry about that.

This sometimes sadly happens by copying code from websites. I got caught by that often, too. Best is to manually change/check the quotes.