33 thoughts on “psnGallery2 v1.4.0 Alpha 1.zip available for download”

1. @Tina: Euh…. As the psnCPGInstall.php is only using a standard “FORM” with “POST” fields, only using pure, standard HTML tags and no JavaScript….Euh….I can’t imagine that the value of a POSTed value is changed by…..miracle !

   May be it is related with the “autocomplete” feature of your browser….?!????

2. @dennis: You can just remove that line…It is not used. (but I don’t understand why you have an issue !)

   @Sophist: I have also foreseen to have some more validity check as for example the picture presence or not. So it seems that I am not wrong as you propose what I was thinking to do….

3. I’m really excited about using this plugin! Unfortunately, I’m having a really goofy error returned when running the install script.

   I enter all the fields:

   MySQL Host : localhost
   MySQL Database Name : tinarene_copp1
   MySQL Username : tinarene_copp1
   MySQL Password : ********
   MySQL Table Prefix : tinarene_copp1

   I get the following returned:

   MySQL Host : localhost
   MySQL Database Name : tinarene_copp1
   MySQL Username : ttnarene_copp1
   MySQL Password : ********
   MySQL Table Prefix : tinarene_copp1

   Warning: mysql_connect(): Access denied for user: ‘ttnarene_copp1@localhost’ (Using password: YES) in /wp-admin/psnCPGInstall.php on line 177.

   Notice that the Username has changed itself to ttnarene_copp1 from tinarene_copp1 in the data returned. How on earth can that happen? Isn’t that crazy????

   I’ve started over and went thru the entire process a few times in IE and Firefox and even had my 8 year old watch what I typed in – just to make sure I wasn’t crazy.

   I’m running 1.3a5. When you get a free moment, if you could let me know what you think this could be – or let me know any other info I could supply for you, I’d be really appreciative Thanks!

   Tina

4. Getting the ” Fatal error: Call to undefined function: get_settings() in /home/virtual/site303/fst/var/www/html/wp/wp-content/plugins/psnGallery2.php on line 47″ in the psnGallery2.php file. Is there something I am missing here?

   I had an older version working but upgraded to WP 1.3 alpha and here I am trying to get this to work again

5. I suppose you could automatically add an option to the admin menu, but I’ve noticed that the notation used in “wp-admin/menu.php” changes regularly. That complicates things quite a bit.

   Another thing which is more of a Coppermine issue than a psnGallery one (I already also noticed this in the previous version of psnGallery): after I’ve used the admin tool “delete original size photos”, some of the images I display using psnGallery in WordPress break down, and sometimes the wrong images are displayed instead.

   This is off course because the ‘normal_xxx’ version doesn’t exist anymore, and the “normalised” (400px in my case) version is now stored without this prefix.

   Maybe psnGallery could circumvent this issue by checking if the file ‘normal_xxx’ actually exists if “2″, normal size, is specified as the image size (nSize) for tags like , and if not, use 3 (“fullsize picture”) by default.

6. Yes, my WordPress is running….

   This is the first time I install psnGallery. Is there any thing I should change in WordPress.

   There is some problems before:

   I followed the readme stated, and activated the plugin, then I hit the link.., a meesage came out at first:

   Fatal error: Call to undefined function: get_settings() in …../wp-content/plugins/psnGallery2.php on line 47

   so I changed the code in psnGallery2.php, i changed “site_url” to the url of my site. I fixed this problem ( I think), then I come across the problem at line 97 which stated above.

   Any advice? Thanks in advance.

7. @Sophist: As I wrote the installation/upgrade procedure has to be reviewed…

   What I will had for the “public” 1.4.0 will :

   - once the plugin is installed, automatic redirect to psnCPGAdmin.php
   - automatic add of the option “psnCPGAdmin” in the domain panel.
   - correct/simplify the install/upgrade procedure.

8. @Simon: Is your WordPress up and running ? because the line 97 is standard…

   if (!$wpdb->query("SHOW TABLES LIKE '$psnGalleryTable'")) {

   it refers to the “$wpdb” object which is used everywhere in WordPress…

9. When I run the setup, I came across the following message:

   Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/mingfai/www/blog/wp-content/plugins/psnGallery2.php on line 97

   Did I miss out somethinig ?

10. Dear,

    At first glance everything works fine. The setup runs very smoothly. It didn’t to much actual testing yet but everything still works as normal, and the psnGallery admin page works the way I wanted it to work I’ll let you know more when I have some experience with this new version.

    One little thing though. Maybe I’m mistaken but the link in the “plugins” section of the wp administrative back-end that says “Configure the Coppermine values” should point to /wp-admin/plugins/psnGallery2.php?setup instead of to /plugins/psnGallery2.php?setup.

    You could even include a link to the install/upgrade script here, so that users won’t have to manually enter the script’s address.

    Regards