Categories won't shop up

[Kurisu]

The categories I created won't show up. All permissions are correct and the categories exist but I just get an empty index.php page without any categories.

Andy ideas?

I use PHP 5.0.5 and MySQL 4.1.14

[Chuck S]

You have a link here?

[Kurisu]

Yes: http://forum.anivision.de/gallery/

[Chuck S]

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It says you have 0 categories. Have you created any?

[Zachariah]

I do not know about PHP 5.0.5 as a factor.

I do know that another member had the same problems.
weirdpixels

error after upgrade to vb 3.5.2

I would download the script package of the gallery here @ Photopost and update your site if you have not already done so.

[Kurisu]

Sure, that's why im wondering that those categories aren't listed on the page.

[Chuck S]

Could be although I would assume if there was an error with PHP I hope something would be shown

[Chuck S]

Here is what I would suggest.

1. Download the build from Photopost members area and replace all files and see if this corrects your issue.

if not.

2. In index.php in your gallery directory edit the file and add the line in bold as arrays must be initialized

Content visible to verified customers only.

[Kurisu]

I already did what you suggestet before I started the thread and it "only" eliminated an error message :/

[Chuck S]

What do you mean you did my suggestion before starting the thread? Thats a bit confusing since you started the thread at 8:16 and my suggestion was posted at 9:38

What error does it get rid of?

[Kurisu]

I mean I found your suggestions in another thread, applied them and then posted here because the categories still didn't show up.


I got rid of this error:

Warning: array_keys(): The first argument should be an array in /includes/functions_gallery.php on line 430

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /includes/functions_gallery.php on line 430

[Chuck S]

I would suggest you remove that modification as that other thread was talking about a hack someone had installed.

Let's work with default vbgallery files here.

[Kurisu]

I don't have a modification for the gallery installed and I am using the current version of photopost vbadvanced gallery

[Chuck S]

Right but the error you meantioned in that thread and file is when viewing the vbulletin members.php file if I remember the correct thread.

Please reupload clean vBGallery files and then lets take a look at your install and see where we are

[Kurisu]

I got the error mentioned in the other thread on the index.php

I already uploaded clean files but as I said, no effect.

[Chuck S]

This is none edited files right now? I see no error this is why I ask.

http://forum.anivision.de/gallery/

Now try the edit in index.php meantioned above

[Kurisu]

Yes, I only applied your suggested changes.

I added

Content visible to verified customers only.

in index.php but again, no effect.

Furthermore I get the error message that I don't have permission to upload images (the permissions are correct). Could be that this error is related to the missing categories but Im not sure.

And another thing, although I set up a category to act as a member's category and set the permissions accordingly, the list from which to select the parent category is emtpy.

[Chuck S]

what line number and file do you get an error if you do not add the line I stated?

I just installed php 5.03 which is the version I can install on my VPS server and vBGallery seems to work fine.

I would need you to PM me your admin login so I can check out how things are setup. Make sure you have the latest default unmodified gallery files upload from our distribution.

[Kurisu]

I just uploaded the original files WITHOUT any modifications you mentioned - and it worked. God knows why...

I only get an error now if I want to use the batch-upload function (no errors with the single-file upload):
Warnung: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #1 is not an array in /includes/functions_gallery_imageedit.php (Zeile 350)

[Chuck S]

HMM how about try this on line 310 find this

$imginfo['truename'] = $filename;

above it add this

$imageinfo = array();
$imginfo =array();