adamknox

Ended up solving, in a roundabout way, and not on the project anymore. So i’m not sure.

I didn’t really know how to apply that so after some fiddling here was what I ended up with:

<?php
$page_id = 577;
$page_data = get_page ( $page_id );
$content = $page_data->post_content;
$title = $page_data->post_title;
echo '<h3>';
echo $page_data->post_title;
echo '</h3>';
echo apply_filters( 'the_content', $page_data->post_content );
?>

Just to help out anyone else in the future

Hi Brooke,

I have this problem as well. It is in fact OS specific.

The short answer:
You can use the non-flash uploader to import files still.
An even better solution to uploading multiple files is to use the zip uploader. Select all of the files using your file manager (nautilus) and then right click on one and select “compress…”

The Long Answer:
Apparently linux OSs distinguish between uppercase and lowercase characters and windows does not. So unless the creators of apps realize that we can get boned.

Best of luck,
Adam

Weird that our names are so similar.

The problem is that (I have this too) you are using a linux OS. The bug is in the flash uploader. You can still upload files using the normal uploader.

best of luck

mmm apparently this is just for the nextgen gallery.

I know I’m in a minority as a linux user, but all DSLRs currently save photos off in either a raw format or/and with (capital) JPG.
For any professional photographer renaming every photo is just nutty. Even performing a macro on all photos everytime to change the ending would be a huge time waster.

I don’t appreciate being talked down to. I find it to be an easier, and longer lasting solution to open up a core file and add .JPG, .JPEG, .PNG to the list of files to allow.

“Simply” ?
Let’s correct the problem, not put a band aid on it.