harknell

You need to set the permissions on your files in the wp-content/themes/(Your Theme Name) folder to 777 so that the web based theme editor can write to the files. Once you set the file permissions the theme editor will have an update file button displayed to then save the files

You don’t have the proper permissions set to edit theme files on your server using the WordPress editor. Use an FTP program or a web based file manager to go to the following folder in your WordPress install: wp-content/themes/default and then select all of the files there and set their permissions to 777 (or check all the boxes to allow writing). You will then be able to edit the files through the WordPress editor.

While this doesn’t resolve the issues with THIS form, there is an alternate form out there that works with 2.1.3 and it’s a branch off the same form tree (I think) as this one. It’s here and called WordPress Contact Form with Spam Protection. I use it on my 2.1.3 and it works perfectly.

Another option is to look at my plugin AWSOM Pixgallery. Once you upload the images to a folder you simply add a line to a post or page and it will display your images and create the thumbnails and other pop up images automatically. It also supports captions, news link support (if images are names in a certain fashion), and configurable display of the images using javascript. As a plus it’s still being developed and new features are on the way (tagging and other stuff).
It’s hosted here at www.remarpro.com Extend, or for download at my development website https://www.Awsom.org

One other gallery plugin not mentioned is mine. AWSOM Pixgallery which is available from the Extend area here at www.remarpro.com, or from my site https://www.awsom.org.

To help you out it’s best to list what version of wordpress you are using, what version number of the contact form plugin, and if possible a link to your site so that people can see the behavior themselves.

If your theme is sidebar widget compliant you go to the admin area and select the Presentation section. You’ll see an option there now called sidebar widgets. Go there and drag and drop the widgets to the areas available. You click the little indicator on the upper right of the widget to access it’s options.

It was a basic clash between it’s captcha image verification system and the gallery trying to resize the captcha image.

There have been some updates to the the Dagon Design plugin bringing it up to 5.25. One update specifically states that it was to fix an issue of collisions with other plugins. Can someone affected by this issue please try out the newest form mailer script to see if it corrects this problem.

It looks like you might have some kind of permalink issue. If you go to your archives page and click one of the listings (the may ones) you’ll see the proper nav links appear and work, but they refer to a date based system, on your main page the links directly to the posts only list a name based permalinks system. You could try swiping the nav code from your post.php, singlepost.php or whatever the individual posts page is for your theme and put that on the main page.

You might have to alter some options in the wp database. 2 options refer to the folder structure to display your site–siteurl and home, they may need to be changed. use phpmyadmin and browse the options table.

You might want to check out my plugin called AWSOM News Announcement available from my website AWSOM.org. It places a News announcement area above your posts on your index page that can be easily edited from the admin area. It allows any HTML you’d like to place there–so an image or text or both can be put there and it will always appear above your posts. The default set up doesn’t require theme or file editing, but it supports custom placement also with a small line of code added anywhere in your theme.

Hmm, It was very useful though for certain purposes, I wonder if it might be possible to create a plugin to recreate this. I’ll have to look into it.

Quick question: It appears that the plugin uses alphabetical order to display the images in the thumbnail gallery (but in some cases it doesn’t seem to follow this which is weird). Do you think that there might be a way to instead order things in a custom manner (so maybe ascending/descending filename, or possibly by when the file was added to the server so new images were always at the end or beginning)?

It’s funny, I’m using Linux and the only problem I have is the “Parent Folder” link does not work properly. All it ever has is ?px=/ at the end of the url. This is true no matter how deep into folder I go, the Parent folder link is always empty. However, every other link works fine, including next/pervious folder, next/previous image, and even clicking on the location link for the parent folder!
For the moment I might just remove that link from appearing, and place the location parent link there, but it’s just weird that that doesn’t function for me at all abut no one else seems to have the issue.