jameelbokhari

Update broke a gallery on my website as well.

Here is the main parts of the gallery page code:
global $nggdb;
$gid = gpm($post->ID, ‘wpcf-nextgen-gallery-id’); //alias for get post meta
$galleries = $nggdb->find_all_galleries();
$images = $nggdb->get_gallery($gid, ‘sortorder’, ‘ASC’, true, 0, 0);
foreach($images as $image) { ?>
<img src=”<?php echo $image->imageURL; ?>”

If I print the $image object the imageURL property is there, but empty. Several images appear broken in the backend now too, probably about 80% of them.

Alright, good luck.

Jacobo,
I have not strictly tested the plugin you are asking about with mine, but I can tell you this – the plugin works by simply leveraging WordPress’ internal search. In other words, if you are able to search for it before installing my plugin, then you can find it using Awesome Instant Search.

By default, custom post types are excluded from said search results but when the plugin/theme author intends a custom post to be searchable, AIS should work for you.

Edit: clarification