NextGen v2.0.74 spaces in filenames results in images not loaded

@johntheviking – Thanks, the Bug Report will likely contain some important details on this issue that will help to try to sort this out … although as a quick future reference, I would not recommend using spaces in file names if those files are being uploaded to a web site.

We can continue this conversation in the Bug Report.

Thanks, again!

– Cais.

Thank you.
It is only older images on my site which have spaces in file names, but there are many, so I haven’t renamed them.

@johntheviking – There might not be anything we can do about “older” images …

– Cais.

OK – then I will just have to make some scripts to update them all (hundreds of them).
I guess I will have to both update the file names in the database as well as rename the actual files and thumb files?

By the way. It works fine with v2.0.66.37. I reverted back to that version. Please let me know if you find a solution for the issue and resolve it in newer versions.

@johntheviking – Thanks for the update … we’ll continue to look into this issue from the Bug Report you submitted on this. Let’s keep the conversation in one place as well, at least for the time being.

Thanks!

– Cais.

if i uploaded pictures with large FONT like .JPG it breaks loading of the lightbox.

please also auto change .JPG to .jpg when solving the SPA CE problem during picture import.

We are experiencing the same problem as JohnTheViking. Please let us know when a fix is available.

@tobias_conrad – Your issue is not related to the “space” issue but will be reviewed.

@gwolf – Please start a new topic if the issue continues for you or feel free to submit your own Bug Report on this matter.

Thanks!

– Cais.

Link: https://nextgen-gallery.com/report-bug/

Bug Report submitted.

@gwolf – Thanks!

– Cais.

It works fine now after installing version 2.0.77.

I have to have the following code in the functions.php file though:

add_filter('ngg_get_image_url', 'ngg_replace_plus_with_percenttwenty', 10, 3);
function ngg_replace_plus_with_percenttwenty($url, $image, $size) {
    return str_replace('+', '%20', $url);
}

Thank you photocrati for fixing this!

@johntheviking – Thanks for the follow-up response!

– Cais.