kevinvaughn

Thanks Aesqe for your quick response to my questions! File Gallery really is one of the best gallery plugins out there. I tried several before settling on this one. In the meantime I have implemented the above workaround and all is working fine.

I am using the twentyten theme with the bbPress twentyten child theme. I figured out that the plugin reads my templates only if I have them in two locations:

/wp-content/themes/bbp-twentyten/file-gallery-templates/…
and
/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-themes/bbp-twentyten/file-gallery-templates/…

Remove either one and File Gallery will not read or apply my templates.

Very strange… I could be wrong but, it looks to me that the plugin checks to see if the files exist in the first location but then reads and applies them from the second location.

Yikes, that didn’t work so well and it is still not reading my templates.

I still getting the…
<!– file does not exist: myTheme/gallery.css – using default style–>
…comment output in my code when I view source.

This is really strange; I am now also getting the text, “\n \n \n” output at the top of my gallery pages, which messes up my wordpress menus.

I am also using media tags to filter which images or documents get added to which gallery and that no longer works.

Uggghhh…

Thanks Aesqe,

Yes, I think another person that works on the site updated it yesterday. I think that’s when it happened. Earlier today I tried to go back to the previous version but that didn’t help.

The site is using WordPress 3.2.1 with File Gallery 1.6.5.6 (not sure if this is the latest version).

My templates reside in a folder called “file-gallery-templates” in my theme’s folder.

When I view the source of my page with the gallery shortcode inserted I see the folloowing inside:

<!– file does not exist: myTheme/gallery.css – using default style–>

This wasn’t there last week, it was wrking fine then.

Thanks jaredatch, for your input. Yes it has to do with the wp_mail() function. The problem has been resolved, see the following thread on s2Member’s site…

https://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=15555

Thanks Mike, I will definately do this!