[Solved]: New user, created albums, but can't modify them

[lucasorion]

I setup some albums recently, and decided I wanted to rename one, and delete another. When I try to do this, I get "Internal PHP Processing Error (#99911 - q:11) in /usr/home/orionneb/public_html/albums/delete.php"
Can someone help? I did find one mention of it being a problem possibly caused by the host's spam blocking settings misinterpreting the script, but I was able to modify my albums a couple days ago, when I renamed and deleted a few. Though I did that before they had files in them, if that makes any difference.

Thanks

[Joachim Müller]

Post a link to your gallery for a start.

[lucasorion]

http://www.orion-nebula.com/albums/index.php

[Nibbler]

Probably the spam blocker you mention. The code uses an @ symbol, so it might think 123@456 is an email address. This kicked in when you created more than 10 albums. You could try changing the code to use a different symbol or switch to a more sensible webhost.

[lucasorion]

so if I search the code of a particular php page (looks like delete.php) and replace that character with another one, I can expect it to still work?
I just signed on with this host, and don't want to switch already if this turns out to be the only hiccup.

[Nibbler]

You can't blindly change the code, that will break it. The parts to change are here:

delete.php

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function parse_orig_sort_order($value)
{
    if (!preg_match("/(\d+)@(\d+)/", $value, $matches))
        return false;

    return array('aid' => (int)$matches[1],
        'pos' => (int)$matches[2],
        );
}


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               function parse_pic_orig_sort_order($value)
               {
                       if (!preg_match("/(\d+)@(\d+)/", $value, $matches))
                               return false;

                       return array(
                               'aid'   => (int)$matches[1],
                               'pos'   => (int)$matches[2],
                       );
               }


albmgr.php

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if (count ($rowset) > 0) foreach ($rowset as $album) {
    $sort_order .= $album['aid'] . '@' . ($i++) . ',';
}


picmgr.php

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   if (count ($rowset) > 0) foreach ($rowset as $picture){
      $sort_order .= $picture['pid'].'@'.($i++).',';
   }


Try changing each @ to maybe a colon.

You'll need to change them any time you update Coppermine.

[Joachim Müller]

Better ask your host to disable this silly feature.

[lucasorion]

thanks for the help, it worked