2nd bug: (using attachment tree) If a slideshow is started in a newly made category (without links) it gives a filesize error (because there's not yet a directory)
Now fixed, as illustrated at above url. In slideshow.php, replace $template = new template("slideshow.tpl"); with $template = new template("slideshow.tpl");
$previous = '';
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It could use a manual entry. I'm using it currently and it looks brilliantly, but couldn't find anything at all about it in the manual .
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One possible bug:
The previous button shows up as "slideshow.php?catid=177&id=N" for me. Strangely enough the php code seems to work perfectly.
Can mail working example if needed.
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2nd bug: (using attachment tree)
If a slideshow is started in a newly made category (without links) it gives a filesize error (because there's not yet a directory)
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Confirmed and dupicated #1 at www.philosophyforums.com/ga...lery/slideshow.php?catid=2
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Now fixed, as illustrated at above url. In slideshow.php, replace $template = new template("slideshow.tpl"); with
$template = new template("slideshow.tpl");
$previous = '';