Thanks for the thanks. :)

@harry1951: globalize $navbar2 in the photoplog_output_error and photoplog_output_page functions, located in PhotoPlog's functions.php file:

This fixed it :)
Thnx for the support

I don't know if it is asked earlier. It would be great if usergroups could be assigned per category. I need that very strongly. We organize events. Every event get's is own usergroup and forum. On the event a lot of people are taking pictures and want to share these, but only with people who were present at the event. So for every event I want to create an catagory (or child-catagory), which is only visible for participants. Can this be done???

PhotoPost Pro can do the usergroup thing, although I'm not sure about events. I'd personally love to see the feature here though.

Update went without problems..

One small thing: I couldn't revert the old templates so I left them and just installed the new plugin file and it worked.
The documentation tells to revert the template but it's also working the way I did it :)

Silurius, what would live be easy for webmasters if hacks could be integrated :)...In my situation it would be great if it goes as follows. Event created - forum created -secundairy usergroup created- attendance subbcription - photoplog catagory created. Only attendees (members of secondary usergroup)are allowed to see forum and photo-category. I think it will be a dream :)

Can you tell me where to put this in the templates. I'm not a coder. Something like find .... put after this

There is no absolute spot to places such things, just place the anchor tags wherever you'd like the links to appear.

Do a for exemple...

You can get rid of that whole config.php script and the user edit that comes with it.

Find in settings.php


replace with

That'll only work if PhotoPlog is installed one level inside the forum directory. It won't find the forum directory for when PhotoPlog is installed elsewhere, i.e., it's not a general solution.