Doesn't seem to be generating the entire page, it's hanging up on the EXIF stuff (which is why you get the blank screen - it loads just enough to get the black background from the css file). Have you tried disabling the EXIF capabilities, and trying it without them?

Are you using the phpEXIFRW library (contained within the .inc.php file within the theme) or the built-in php EXIF libraries from your server?

Another question would be does your ISP (or your server) have the EXIF support compiled (if you're using the built-in EXIF libraries.

I also know that Skwid had some trouble with the pathing of the statement:

$er = new phpExifRW("../" . getFullImageURL());

Skwid - any comments?

You probably want to keep the getFullImageURL in there, that way if you ever change your URL, you won't have to modify the code.

Glad you like the theme.

Thinkdreams.

Oh yes .. The code should be ("." . getFullImageURL()) if you are not in a subfolder, and with two dots otherwise (in a subfolder).

Thanks for your responses. Glad to find some help.

1. ZenPhoto works with other themes.
2. I would definetly prefer to use your theme!
3. I didn´t understand Skwids last hint. Sorry for not beeing Pro enough...
4. How do i otherwise disable the exif comments?

Thank you all!

one bug and a couple other thoughts for your exif data:
bug: you're putting an F in front of the ISO rating, maybe put an ISO instead?

thoughts: focal length and shutter speed are usually more important than ISO to most people, as most who have shot for a while can tell what ISO it was shot in anyhow

QuickNick-

In response to your query, the line you are looking for is in the thinkdreams-functions.php file, at about line 11. If you note above, the line reads:

$er = new phpExifRW("../" . getFullImageURL());

If you modify it to read:

$er = new phpExifRW("." . getFullImageURL());

instead, it should work, depending upon how deep in your directory structure you are.

You can disable the exif entirely by removing this line from the image.php file in the theme:

and the div located just below with class="exifdata". That way the EXIF data won't display at all.

Pearofducks-

Thanks for your comments. Actually, looking at the code, I see that both the focal length and the ISO display have an "f" in front of them, so I will make sure to change that.

And so you know, you can customize what you want to display by reviewing the exif.inc.php file to see what it captures, and then adding in your own custom lines for EXIF metadata for what you want to see. To do this, you'll need to modify the getExif function in the thinkdreams-functions.php and also add a line in the image.php file to include the display of the data you collect. Skwid and I can help you further if you need it.

Thinkdreams

Also, please note that it depends on your model of camera as to what it displays. I cannot get my Powershot A20 to display ISO data for instance, but then again, a Powershot A20 doesn't have the bells and whistles that a Canon EOS Digital Rebel does.

Cheers a bunch from Hamburg, thinkdreams!

QuickNick. That's cool, my mom and grandmother are both from Marburg on the Lahn in your country.

Thanks!

Sadly enough it works - with the exif data being disabled. And since i work with 4 different cameras, it would have been excellent to show that data. But nevermind - you done a very nice job. Thank you all once more...

Hell of a good time here in Germany because of the soccer-worldcup. 35 Nations around - over 4 million visitors - streets are very colourful.
P.S. Marburg is just 200 miles away... Very nice university-town.