[Invalid]: 500 Error after installing 'Who's Online Today" plugin

[porcelina]

I just tried installing the who's online today plug-in: http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=17308.0

Followed all the instructions just as it said and now end up with a 500 error: http://www.vivandlarry.com/gallery/index.php

so i deleted all of the changes i had made to index.php, deleted the new onlinetoday.php file I had made, reuploaded index.php, and still get the error.

this is what my index.php code looks like where I had made/deleted the changes:

 case 'anycontent':
                       if ($cat == 0) {
                           ob_start();
                           /**
                            * Any php code or HTML can be put in this file and will be displayed
                            */
                           include('anycontent.php');
                           $anycontent = CPGPluginAPI::filter('anycontent',ob_get_contents());
                           ob_end_clean();
                           echo ($anycontent);
                       }
                       flush();
                       break;
               }


any ideas?

thanks

[porcelina]

never mind, solved--it was the CHmod issue.

[François Keller]

you have not installed the plugin, but the outdated mod for cpg1.3
reupload clean files on your server and install the plugin http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,35233.0.html
BTW your galerie is outdated to

<!--Coppermine Photo Gallery 1.4.21 (stable)-->

as the latest stable version is cpg 1.4.25. You must upgrade!

[Joachim Müller]

That's why the last posting in the thread you refered to is

There is a particular reason why this mod resides in the "outdated mods" sub-board: it is outdated. It only exists here for reference. There's no support for it. As Sami suggested: review the version of this mod that exists for cpg1.4.x. Locking.

You better read the threads you refer to before asking for support. And no: it's not a plugin although your thread's subject says so. The thread you refer to explains a mod and not a plugin.