@maxbear: thanks. It's always pleasant to see that someone is willing to spend his time and resources trying to make ZenphotoPress a better product.
Truth be told, I'm not too keen on the BBCode-tag approach in blog posts. I will, however, try to include the modification you suggested in the next major ZP version... which - by the way - is going to show some important overhaul in user-interface
Simbul-no problem, I love to share with people :-).
mastiffmomma-you install zp in which directory? If you enable mod rewrite in zp and got problem, it most likely that you need to edit your .htaccess to the correct zp path. Did you try it? Hope you finally make it works.
Maxbear, thanks. your adaption works great.
I only had to change if( $zp_mod_rewrite['value'] ) {.... in line 162 to if( $zp_mod_rewrite['blabla'] ) {.... to get the thumbs point to the image page instead of just opening in a browser window..
and change
$content = str_replace ('[zenphotopress]gallery='.$k.'[/zenphotopress]',$tumbnails',$content);
to
$content = str_replace('[zenphotopress]gallery='.$k.'[/zenphotopress]',''.$tumbnails.'',$content); in line 170 to get them in a div
thanks, check it here http://www.bertsimons.nl/wordpress/?p=55
yes..that's usefull, and making it the background color or out of the screen by css so that it doesn't show but still can be seen in the source..
simbul:
I am wondering if the problem described in http://www.zenphoto.org/trac/ticket/45 has been addressed. If the problem has been corrected, the ticket should be closed.
If it is a problem that needs to be addressed in the zenphoto core, please describe what needs to be done. If it needs to be addressed in ZenphotoPress, someone should step up to owinging it.
Using Wordpress 2.3.1.
Zenphotopress refusing to accept path to admin directory.
I input the same as I use in browser
Where exactly are you inserting the path? If it is in the "Web path" field, it should be the path of the gallery, not the one of the admin directory (i.e. www.photo.dinky-stories.co.uk).
If it is in the "Admin path" field, it should be a path, not a URL (i.e. something like \var\www\gallery\zp-core).
Hello,
I have a strange issue after installing zenphotopress 1.3.
When popup window open the "select image" area only displays pictures file names, I can still add some in the post,
Then the tag looks like that:
src="http://pascal.ledisque.free.fr/gallery/11-novembre-broons/image/thumb/11novembre_10.jpg" />
When it should be similar to :
src="http://pascal.ledisque.free.fr/gallery/zp-core/i.php?a=11-novembre-broons&i=11novembre_10.jpg&s=thumb" />
I have double checked my gallery url, mod_rewrite is not enable.
Any idea why do I get that strange link ?
There was a bug in ZenphotoPress 1.3 which prevented the creation of correct URLs with mod_rewrite not enabled.
I just released version 1.3.1 specifically to fix this bug
Howdy,
I need some help with ZenPhotoPress...
Whenever I try to add a photo, it's able to bring up the pop-up menu but no thumbnails show. When I click on the text where the thumbnail should be, I notice that there's a problem with the link...instead of directly linking to site.com/gallery/1.jpg, what it's doing is linking site.com/wp-admin/site.com/gallery/1.jpg. In essence it's adding "site.com/wp-admin" before the proper link to the picture.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Hi, I've been using Zenpress for quite some time now and I love it. But with the zp-core directory introduced in Zenphoto I wanted to upgdrade the plugin. So I downloaded Zenphotopress and followed the instructions. Settings were copied from zenpress. Now when writing a new post and pressing the ZP button, an empty popup appears. Any ideas why this happens?
Well, I've tried everything that is suggested here and I still cannot get past the ZenphotoPress configuration in the options section.
Zenphoto gallery url: http://www.mlownie.com/gallery
Zenphoto admin path: /var/www/mlownie.com/gallery/zp-core (and I've tried different combo)
I have the latest everything... WP 2.3.3, ZenphotoPress 1.3.1, Zenphoto 1.1.4
I'm still getting the message: Wrong Zenphoto admin path. It should point to the Zenphoto administration directory on the filesystem.
I've used Zenphotopress when it was Zenpress without problems in the past, but this one - I just don't get what I'm doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated.
Hello Simbul - I finally got back to work on my site and upgraded to your latest version. Everything is working beautifully now. I really appreciate the work you've put into this. It's great. I was wondering - back in November you eluded to an "overhaul" that would be done in the near future. Do you plan on including the capability of adding a whole album to a page post? Also, it would be great if the links created could have the option of adding a "target=_blank" tag. I'm adding it manually now. Again - wonderful product. Thanks again.
Here I am! Let's see what I can do
@grasland: puzzling question. Did you clear your browser's cache? I know for sure Firefox tends to aggressively cache TinyMCE and sometimes this can break ZenphotoPress upgrades.
@darrellm: the /var/www path is only one of the possible locations for the document root of a webserver: unless you find a reliable source for the path of your zp-core directory, it'll be very difficult to get at it by guesswork.
You could try with SSH access to your web space, or with a search through your host's documentation.
@mastiffmomma: yes, back then I was in fact working on the new ZenphotoPress release. Unfortunately, Real Life got in the way like it usually does and left me with no time to work on my little beloved project
So, the answer to your question is: yes, I plan to introduce many new features, but I just can't tell when I'll be able to do it.
Thanks Simbul! I emailed hosting support and got the path. You're right - I never would've guessed it. Just FYI, I did have to uncheck the "enable mod_rewrite" in the Zenphoto gallery options to get the link to work. I thought 1.3.1 corrected this. Maybe I misread your post. Anyway, everything works - excellent work on the ZenphotoPress! Thanks a bunch to you and all the folks who created Zenphoto!