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GL_Gallery2 Plugin 0.4.0

Authored by: mpursley on Monday, November 07 2005 @ 06:06 pm EST

Hey Andy et All,

Thanks for the release!

Unfortunately, after coping all the files are rescribed here...
<geeklog>/plugins/GL_Gallery2/admin/readme.html

...the plugin is not showing up in my plugin list here...
<public_html>/admin//plugins.php

I compared the permission to my (working) chatterblock, and they are all the same and look right. So I tried running the install.php from here...
<public_html>/admin//plugins/GL_gallery2/install.php

... as they recommend in the chatterblock readme. There I get a normal geeklog screen with "Install GL_Gallery2" in the second coloum...

...where chatterblock will give me the " Install/Uninstall Plugin" page.
<public_html>/admin//plugins/chatterblock/install.php

Also, I'm not getting any useful info in the logs...
Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
M@

GL_Gallery2 Plugin 0.4.0

Authored by: asmaloney on Tuesday, November 08 2005 @ 10:09 am EST

"So I tried running the install.php from here..."

Note to others: Please don't do this. There's a mechanism in place for installing and removing plugins through the interface. Plugins should be using it.

Now, about your problem...

What version of GL are you using? If things are installed in the correct place, GL should pick up the new plugin to install.

- Andy

GL_Gallery2 Plugin 0.4.0

Authored by: mpursley on Wednesday, November 09 2005 @ 08:39 pm EST

Right, it should see the plugin an run the install...
but no luck.. so that's why I tried by hand...
no luck there either...

Looks like I'm still running 1.3.7sr1, ouch...
Should I be upgrading that first then?? : )

Thanks,
M@

GL_Gallery2 Plugin 0.4.0

Authored by: asmaloney on Thursday, November 10 2005 @ 12:01 am EST

"Should I be upgrading that first then??"

<LOL> Uh... yeah. I'd start there. :-0

- Andy

GL_Gallery2 Plugin 0.4.0

Authored by: jordydme on Wednesday, November 09 2005 @ 07:44 am EST

Hey M8, I am a noob and don't know much but in all fo your path descriptions there is an extra forward slash i

e: public_html>/admin//plugins.php

Should there be a "//" before "plugins.php" ?

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