Paul

Hi Martin

I had the same issue. I managed to fix it but not exactly sure how. There is a setting to point the folder path and url base but this didn’t work, galleries were still saved to wp-content. I think I eventually reset the plugin in settings. This is a bit extreme because all your galleries and price lists are wiped clean.

I also disabled cache plugin which was conflicting with the gallery navigation on the front end.

Anybody know if its possible to save the price-lists, I’m guessing they are part of the sql database.

I know this isn’t much help. It’s such a great plugin and there is nothing out there with the same functionality, but I think there are some issues with the pro photo blog theme. Unfortunately this is probably the most common theme used by pro photographers….

I have a dark theme and it’s nice to see that the white font now works in version 3.2.1, the green and red colours used in the success and error message boxes don’t have enough contrast to allow the type-face to be visible though.

Regards

Paul

Well the code worked with images not showing up on the gallery (3.2.0) when using colorbox:

.ims-colorbox img {width: auto; height: auto;}

Now (version 3.2.1) the images don’t show again on the front end just a big box with a small image link in the centre.

Any chance you could revise the code to get this to work again….

http://matrixphoto.com.au/galleries/gallery-11714/

This is an update for all of you that, like me, have had problems with images not showing in your galleries.

I had this problem and submitted a enquiry to the support team at Prophoto recently.

First I must mention that this is a fix for Prophoto4 blogs and cannot account for any other  themes in WordPress.

I must also mention that I am not a developer so please don’t ask me any questions as I won’t be able to help 🙂

This is their response, which worked great (for me):

Reload Prophoto
In your WordPress admin area, go to “ProPhoto” > “Customize” > “Advanced” > “Custom Code” and paste this code into the “Custom CSS” area, then click save:

.ims-colorbox img {width: auto; height: auto;}

I hope this fixes your problem, If you are like me then you love the imagestore plugin but have been frustrated by this issue.

All the best

Paul

It’s one thing changing all my permissions but why is it writing them this way? So every time I add a gallery of images I have to open them in filezilla and change the permissions each and eve time for the plugin to work. Why does version 3.0.9 not have a problem with files having permissions set at 644?

Once again I think this plugin is great but I believe there to be issues with the update. It might be my setup but I think I will stick with3.0.9 for now.

My file permissions are showing 644 for most of the php etc and all images in the -imsgalleries. is there some setting that can be changed without changing all by hand?

one image (the first) is failing to load now. Thinking of deleting plug-in and reloading.

Thanks for your help Hax, Paul

I hate to add to the backlog but i’m having the same problems since upgrading. To reiterate, my thumb-nails are no longer showing (only a button) I have deactivated and reactivated the plugin, cleared browser cache (no cache plugin used) and believe I have refreshed the permalinks (although not 100% on how to do this!).

I tried making a new gallery but am now having issues with loading images. It replies with an error (Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 451584 bytes) in/home/matrixph/public_html/wp-includes/media.php on line258) I called my server and they pumped up my php allocation but it still will not load images to the plugin (I can however load images elsewhere on my site).

http://matrixphoto.com.au/galleries/macritchio/

I would just like to add that I commend your work, I think this plugin is great and use it all the time on my site. I would really appreciate any help. Kind regards.