Thanks, I chmodded my entire gallery folder to 777 and it fixed it. Now though, I have another wierd problem. I created the gallery and everything looks good, but I am trying to edit files in the gallery folder that SVmanager created and it won't let me. It created a folder for the gallery called "g1" and I am not able to edit any files within the folder, change permissions, etc. Is there a way I can get around this? Or at least get a code that I can add to an HTML page that will call the gallery?

Basically I want to edit the index.php file in the g1 gallery folder with my own html so it flows with the rest of the website I am working on. I found a temporary fix by downloading all the files from g1, and reuploading them into a different folder, but I don't want to have to do that with every gallery I create.

Thanks I would reallllly appreciate it. I do have ftp access, and I have Cpanel 10 which has a file manager as well. I just tried using that to edit the folder but still got the "Permission denied" error.

Hi,

I'm having the same issue although I have managed to find where the default template is for new galleries and it looks like editing that gets around the issue as it creates a page with the changes I need.

What I would be interested in is how to gain access to the name of the Gallery so I could add it into the page's HTML. The galleries are named after the person that owns the content, all I want to do is use their name and provide a copyright disclaimer at the top of every gallery. It would be good also to title the page with their name.

Its a great tool though, easy to use once set up.

Regards Alan

Hi Jack,

Unfortunately they are different, the owner is different also, the ftp files have the name of the account as the owner and the group but the files created by php have numeric values for the owner and group.

The server also prevents you from changing the owner (they don't allow use of chown) which means that I can't change the group because I don't own the file.

Interestingly I'd set up seven galleries before I bought svManager and imported them from an external folder. They worked OK and then I needed to relocate everything because I couldn't get the php code for the gallery index to work in my own page.

I renamed the application folder, moved the external directories into it, renamed them to g1, g2 etc, deleted the data file and re-imported them again and I can use svManager and make changes manually because I have ftp access to the folders.

I'm happy with the way its working at the moment, I really need to look at how to customise the gallery index.php file so I can get it to fit in with what I want to do on the site.

I did manage to change the html generated by the automatic index creation php script so I could open the gallery in a new window.

Regards Alan

Hi Jack,

Happy New Year.

I've managed to add some additional HTML code to the /svmaster/index.php so that the window fills the screen, but I had to manually copy that file into each gallery after I deleted the one that was in there. New galleries get the patch automatically.

I'd like to be able to grab the name of the gallery much like you do with the /classes/indexpage.php script. eg. $data[$n+1]['title'] but I don't know enough about what is available at that point and how to get at it.

I'd also like to be able to offer a Prev/Next gallery link too so that you don't have to go back to the index.

If this is possible and if you could point me in the right direction I'd be very grateful.

Regards Alan