just got to upgrade to the new version, first i had a note that htaccess is not uploaded properly, ive upload it again but same message received.

the first thing i notice that all java script functions in the gallery are not working, like when i click on administrator tools nothing happened.

same happen when i click on image info and i notice the link change from
http://www.khaled-alsibai.com/gallery/index.php?album=nature&image=Mornings-Dew.jpg
to
http://www.khaled-alsibai.com/gallery/index.php?album=nature&image=Mornings-Dew.jpg#TB_inline?height=345&width=300&inlineId=imagemetadata
and also nothing happen

on IE i recive this message in the status bar when i access the gallery

Webpage error details

User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1; Trident/4.0; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; InfoPath.2; FDM; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.30; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648)
Timestamp: Sat, 6 Jun 2009 18:59:42 UTC

Message: Syntax error
Line: 1
Char: 1
Code: 0
URI: http://www.khaled-alsibai.com/gallery/zp-core/js/zenphoto.js.php

please help

I'm having some strange problem with an update to 1.2.5 on a live site. There are a few warnings, but no link or button to run the upgrade.

I also had a warning note that .htaccess and zp-core/locale/sl_SI is not uploaded properly, I upload it again but still received the same message.

Zenphoto is installed on a shared server, and I don't have access to the sever logs.

I'm stuck and out of ideas, does anyone have an idea what might be happening . If so I'd appreciate any ideas.

Contact your server support personnel. There is really no reason why you should not have access to the CGI logs for your site. But, without them there is no way to know what the problem is.

I did look at your site. There is some really strange looking stuff in the HTML. Not things that are a part of Zenphoto. `<div style="display:none"><!--837155440-->If they sliding and <b>old national insurance number</b> the synthetically unwrapped and insincere dobsonfly of craniologist fresh undeniably they blindfold not be unmedicinal and machination hydrophobic not rhagoletis pensively.` for example.

This seems also to be part of the zenphoto.js.php file, or at least it shows up when I try to access the link `http://www.khaled-alsibai.com/gallery/zp-core/js/zenphoto.js.php`.

Perhpaps that stuff has replaced the zenphoto.js.php file? If so that definately would be a problem.

That actually looks like a hack. If you haven't you probably should set the permissions to strict.

do you mean my site has been hacked by hackers?!
should i re upload the gallery files? and how to set the permissions to strict?

I just quickly guessed that from a quick look at the source code as that looks really senseless. You might check that yourself. I would indeed reupload the files.

Regarding permissions: Run setup, there is an option to set strict permissions and also please read the troubleshooting entry about that, too.

Thank you acrylian for support
i checked the permissions and its sat to (Strict Permissions [is in effect])
ill try to re upload the files and wish it works this time
im just wondering if its not the package the one is hacked not my site?! or is not possible? can u check that please?

i re uploaded all the files, the Java scipt back to work perfectly, ive changed all the passwords for my hosting and removed any unwanted files, everything is ok now but i still have the message at the setup level that says

Perhaps there was a problem with the upload. You should check the following files:
.htaccess

i think this one need to be checked from your side

Thank you all for your support

Glad you got it working again. Our package is correct. The htaccess warning is not really a problem. Setup compares the date to check if maybe a file was upload incorrectly or an older outdated one. Sometimes that is a little inaccurat why ever.

You will get this message if you have made changes to your .htaccess file. If you know you have changed something, you can ignore its warning.

This probably isn't the correct thread to ask, but I have a few questions regarding the 1.2.5 release:

1. When inserting pictures with links into an Article, using tinyZenpage, the link becomes wrong (like album%2Fsubalbum instead of album/subalbum).
2. I hoped the feature of creating custom lengths on the front page articles would be implemented in the release. Is it not?
3. At least in Safari 4 Beta, the Options page isn't working well. The tabs are in the wrong place when I click one of the categories. I can upload a screenshot of this if you don't know or understand what I mean.

1. %2F is actually the html encoded /. I did not notice that this breaks anything.
2. It is. Simply use the page break button of TinyMCE (it is also described on the "usage tipps"...)
3. Yes, please upload a screenshot.

Jonas, try dumping your cache? I noticed the CSS for admin stuff changed and Safari caches it.

@Jonas: I do not see anything unusual. Note that in case you use another language with longer terms for the tabs it may cause line breaks on smaller browser windows (< 1000px).

re 1. Sadly I can reproduce that...

@jonas: Tonight's nightly will have a tinyzenpage fix. Please try and report if it works for you, too.

1. I will try the nightly, but I am actually traveling right now so I'm not sure if I will be able to do it right now :/
2. Cool!
3. Ipstenu, yeah that worked! So #3 is taken cared of.

There is a problem in the 1.2.5 release with password protected albums. For the fix please see http://www.zenphoto.org/trac/ticket/1155#comment:1

It's ok at me

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@edward21: Be careful with your postings...

@acrylian: I just tried nightly build for "%2F" issue, and it works for me.

However, I'm using "zenpage-default" theme and it breaks when viewing just a single image:
"content" div wont wrap around the image so div's background image wont show up so it looks like there is gray background around the image (instead of white).

It looks like there one </div> too much, I think instead of:
</div>
</div><!-- content -->
there should be just:
</div><!-- content -->
in "image.php". Not sure, though....?