XP Publisher

[nameuser]

I added pg_pub_wizard.reg to the registry correctly by double clicking on it and then when I go to test a file by uploading it and see lots of directories created by it, one for each file I assume. Anyway, I'm going to ignore that for now because there was sticky about it, but my concern is that none of the files are actually uploaded. XP Publisher doesn't give any errors and goes through just fine how it should, but when I check, they aren't added to the album I selected. I went and checked, there weren't any images in the new folders either.

I put the program in debug mode to get this error: Notice: Undefined index: s in /home/ankitgu/public_html/gallery/include/functions.inc.php on line 364

So basically, the uploaded files are not found in any of the directories at all or the new ones created with an index.html by the script. THe album list does not show any record of them either or any new images at all being added.

[nameuser]

Also, I just tried uploading a file as normal, but that didn't work either.

A little while back I changed hosts and copied over all the files as well as the mysql databases. Well, I decided to just do a clean install and copy over the image files and use the existing mysql databse.

I uploaded the pictures by FTP, went to batch add pictures, and now the news ones just have a red x for the image.

I think the problem now is not with xp_publish.php but something else, but I don't know what.

[nameuser]

Hehe, I feel like I'm posting for no reason solving it on my own, but I have found out another thing, I think the problem lies in the path to imagemagick. Is there some way I can test what the correct path is? My host gave me two paths to try and see which works. Earlier, when I setup coppermine, /usr/bin was accepted by the program, but now in the config file I found the old path, which was C:/soetmhing here, which was wrong.

Is there any small script I can use that will check if a directory has imagemagick?

Here is what he told me:
If you need "convert", please try /usr/bin/convert or /usr/bin as a directory.

/usr/bin the one that worked for me origionally, but doesn't seem to be helping now

[moorey]

What OS exactly is your host running? Windows or a LUNIX server?

If it's LUNIX,  /usr/bin/ sounds about right. Without the "convert" at the end. If it's otherwise, good luck.

[nameuser]

Hehe, I feel really stupid, I thought I tried that, anyway, it works now, thanks