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maybe that will help --> http://www.4homepages.de/forum/index.php?topic=15186.0
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What if running 1.7.4, is there a change in the code from 1.7.2..??
Hi,
this code work for all versions
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Kurt
... there is a way ...... find in /templates/<your_template>/category_bit.html the following code :
Code: [Select]<img src="{template_url}/images/folder.gif" width="20" height="13" alt="" />
and replace it with this code for 4images V.1.7.2 :
( see also here : http://www.4homepages.de/forum/index.php?topic=12251.msg65514#msg65514 )Code: [Select]{ifnot cat_is_new}<img src="{template_url}/images/folder.gif" width="20" height="13" alt="no new images" />{endifnot cat_is_new}{if cat_is_new}<img src="{template_url}/images/folder_new.gif" width="20" height="13" alt="new images" />{endif cat_is_new}
folder_new.gif - is your different folder icon in your templates/images folder.
mawenzi
hmmm...lets see...this never been asked before (wich is kind of wierd...)
you can try put this line into .htaccess (on top):[qcode]php_value error_log "/full/local/path/to/where/log/file/will/be/saved/phperrors.log"[/qcode]this is the best way.
if .htaccess is not acceptible you can try insert into global.php (just below <?php):[qcode]ini_set("error_log", "/full/local/path/to/where/log/file/will/be/saved/phperrors.log");[/qcode]
dont forget change the path where that error log will be saved, for security reason this file should not be accessible from the web, so place it somewhere outside of the web root..
This is an improved version of admin/thumbnailer.php file with new features:
- Check thumbnails for remote images (in default version its ignored remote images)
- Create thumbnails from remote images
- Check if thumbnails already existed, but not updated in database (same as "check new images" but for thumbnails)
hmmm...lets see...this never been asked before (wich is kind of wierd...)
you can try put this line into .htaccess (on top):[qcode]php_value error_log "/full/local/path/to/where/log/file/will/be/saved/phperrors.log"[/qcode]this is the best way.
if .htaccess is not acceptible you can try insert into global.php (just below <?php):[qcode]ini_set("error_log", "/full/local/path/to/where/log/file/will/be/saved/phperrors.log");[/qcode]
dont forget change the path where that error log will be saved, for security reason this file should not be accessible from the web, so place it somewhere outside of the web root..
Ok, first of all, its not 'putting GALLERY below webroot', its puting images/media files below webroot - two different things
But, if you are planning to do so, you'll need make additional changes to the code and create another script that would read the media files and show them to the client, its more complicated process then you might think
Perhaps you'd better off searching for "pic security" topic where this and many other tricks discussed.
Sorry, I cant answer this untill you show what is in the error logs...
put the gallery below webroot? - how is that going to work? "below webroot" = unaccessible from the web, so what is that you trying to do? perpahs lets try get this straight first
Do you have problem with 4images when you dont use that mod? no? then why are we arguing about it?
The error you showed clearly stated that it occured in plugins/batch_import.php file which is not a part of 4images installation, its a mod. That means that there is something wrong in the mod that has problem when you move your files below web root. so how is that not a mod's problem?
either that or memory limit reached and server stops. in either case, check php error logs (ask your host administrator if you dont know).
