I've just successfully(?) upgrade my coppermine gallery from 1.3.2 to version 1.4.10.
Everything seemed to work just dandy. versioncheck.php gave me a few errors: one outdated file, 4 files missing. I fixed all those things.
I'm left with two strange problems:
1) I usually use the theme "Mac ox x". After the install things look broken there. (I know that things are broken because I compared the looks to another successful install of cpg1.4.10 I made a week or so ago.)
Here's the link to my broken theme: <a href="http://skallagrigg.org/pics/index.php">skallagrigg gallery</a>
Strangely enough, when I change the theme to anything else, everything looks fine.
2) When I go to the gallery configuration page the sub-thingies should all be collapsed. Yet they're all expanded. I can't get them to collapse.
I've attached a screenshot which hopefully illustrates both problems.
I hope someone knows what went wrong here...
Now that's just bizarre. Last night all the problems mentioned above persisted and would not be solved. Now, 8 hours later, the gallery works like a charm. Must have been some webserver/lag/refresh issue. I apologize for the unnecessary question.
It might have had something to do with caching, particularly the css stylesheet.
Next time it happens, do a force refresh with ctrl-F5.
Thanks for letting us know you figured out the issue
Thanks for the note.
A quick request - could you delete my screenshot. It reaveals personal information, which I didn't realise when I posted it last night.
(I tried contacting you via PM, but that probably never worked, as I never got a confirmation the msg got sent. If it did after get sent, I apologise for the multiple posts.)
And now I'll just shut up and enjoy my coppermine gallery.
Quote from: kahani on March 11, 2007, 09:03:00 AM
could you delete my screenshot. It reaveals personal information, which I didn't realise when I posted it last night.
Did as suggested, although the screenshot didn't contain sensitive information imo.
Thank you.
It was just my email addy. Which I'd managed to keep more or less spam-free over the past half decade or so. I'd like to keep it that way.