[syrus.xl]

Originally Posted by rapidphim

Syrus,

I have just installed 2.02. It worked out nicely but I do have some questions for you.

1/

And I see this on adminCP:
Album pictures are currently being stored in the database
Full Picture File Path: /public_html/albums/
This file path should be readable AND writeable by your web server (usually chmod 0777)

Thumbnail File Path: /public_html/albums/thumbs/
This file path should be readable AND writeable by your web server (usually chmod 0777)

URL to Thumbnails: What will it be???
(relative to main forum directory)

What are the path for those three fields? I didn't change any paths on your instruction.

2/ Talking about the viewing permission, how am I going to limit guess or certain group to access/view the Gallery?

3/ When it pulls the images from user album, will it also pull the image description/caption there?

4/ I noticed that there is a script error somewhere on 2.0.2. I also see it on your demo site. I'm using xp sp3. But it is disappeared after I hit F5

Hi,

Both of the first paths need to be full paths - these vary depending on your hosting provider. Typically, they will look something like this:

/home/username/public_html/albums

/home/username/public_html/albums/thumbs

The third field is a relative url to your forums with a trailing slash -
Example:

/albums/thumbs/

You can pull the path information by using vBulletin Maintenance -> PHP info look under PHP variables for the paths.

If you still have problems once these paths have been entered correctly, then perhaps your server requires 755 as a write permission, instead of 777.

Captions are pulled from the database only when an image is viewed full size, it will be displayed within the multi-line description field of the iGallery.

At the moment there are no viewing permissions setup. This was being held off, until the full admincp version was released with all bridges available. But this will probably change since this issue has been brought up a number of times. Some changes have been made to the vBulletin Bridge file already, this includes a limiter, so it stops loading too many images on large forums.

The javascript I am aware of, and working on a fix for this issue.

Let me know how you get on.