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    • CommentAuthordimsal
    • CommentTimeOct 3rd 2005
     
    Hi,

    After successful installation, when I try to access my gallery, I get this error:

    Notice: Undefined index: level in D:Apache GroupApache2htdocsploggergallery.php on line 37

    Notice: Undefined variable: rss_link in D:Apache GroupApache2htdocsploggergallery.php on line 630

    And it looks like css stripped from the page - I just see simple page without any styles applied to it.

    I'm running Apache (port 8080) on Windows platform.

    Also how do I configure the plogger to open up the gallery at http://localhost:8080/plogger, 'cause right now it's just opens http://localhost/plogger and if I try to specify the correct port at installation, it won't install at all.

    Can someone help me?
    • CommentAuthordimsal
    • CommentTimeOct 3rd 2005
     
    OK, after carefully reading the requirements I noticed that "...plogger requires a linux-based server setup.." - so it seems like I can't run it on Windows box after all..
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      CommentAuthormike
    • CommentTimeOct 3rd 2005
     
    Reports from the field seem to indicate that you can use it on a Windows box afterall, I think your problem may lie elsewhere. Those "notices" aren't errors and shouldn't stop your gallery from running. Did you put <?php the_gallery_head(); ?> in your HTML HEAD section? Without it the CSS file won't be brought in.
    • CommentAuthordimsal
    • CommentTimeOct 4th 2005
     
    Hi Mike,

    Thank you for your help.
    I didn't say it stoped the gallery running, but it doesn't run properly. The thumbs are not showing up on the front page (index.php), I'm running plogger as a stand alone application,instead I see a narrow vertical line in place of a thumb.
    And yes, I do have <?php the_gallery_head(); ?> in the HTML HEAD section o the index.php file.

    What about port 8080, where should I specify it, so that the galley opens up at localhost:8080?
    • CommentAuthorbkraul
    • CommentTimeJan 3rd 2008
     
    I am had the same issue with plogger running on port 8080 on my WAMP server (Windows box). Right after it installed I got errors about failing to open streams, but I assume it was due to the fact that I was using port 8080. I tried then to navigate to the app root (/plogger), and my site would not have any css. What I ended up doing was to go to the mySQL DB, open the plogger_config table and manually edit the URL to include port 8080.

    After that, the site showed just fine, but as others, the thumbnail generation and the during the import process (and the whole import process itself) are not working, the site just hangs. I have searched posts on this, and none of them have received response on how to fix this.

    I love the plogger concept, but I seriously think it should still be in alpha state, due to its unreliability. Take for instance, zenphoto, very solid gallery app...but I still would love to use plogger instead. Keep up the good work!

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