Hello;
it seems you don't have to delete data/media/32/ folder, as you are able to write in it.
Your image 12meter.jpeg is present here:
The strange thing is that you cannot write in the data/thumbnails/32/ folder.
So delete this folder.
Then, recreate it by FTP, giving CHMOD777.
If you use CPanel, or Plesk, prefer to do this through the CPanel or Plesk interface, using the files manager. I've seen some problems like yours in virtual servers, where th "apache client" and the "ftp client" had not the same privileges. 4images script was able to create media and thumbnails folders, but not to give the needed CHMOD.
Deleting the folders through CPanel or Plesk, and then recreating then (boring, I know), solved the problem.
The host told us that they couln't change privilèges on virtual servers...
We tried this:
http://www.4homepages.de/forum/index.php?topic=3958.0, with no success.
My bad!
I just realized that your pictures had the
.jpeg extension in their names.
Please log on your Admin Control Panel.
Go to "
Settings". Then, on the right section, go to "
Upload settings". Look at what is diplayed in "
Valid file extensions".
It should be, by default:
jpg,gif,png,aif,au,avi,mid,mov,mp3,mpg,swf,wav,ra,rm,zip,pdf
so,
.jpeg files are not able to be recognized by the script
. Extension is missing.
Change it to:
jpg,jpeg,gif,png,aif,au,avi,mid,mov,mp3,mpg,swf,wav,ra,rm,zip,pdf
Then, go to
your_gallery_site/templates/your_template/media/ folder, and create a new file called "
jpeg.html", with this code:
<!-- Template file for JPEG Files -->
<img src="{media_src}" border="1" alt="{image_name}"{width_height} /><br />
and save.
Please let us know.
