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Good job, thanks!

You’re welcome ??

Despite what’s said on Stackoverflow, I didn’t have to override anything in the feed template: the line in .htaccess was enough to make everything work (though I had to make sure I put the line before the other WP Apache directives).

If you can’t find a way to put the fix in .htaccess, you could display a warning message in the Security tab when you detect that PHP is running under CGI.

It comes up in phpinfo so there must be a way to detect that at runtime.

Zenphotopress is officially discontinued, so I think the best way would be to create a new repo with the current source code and move on from there (kind of like a fork on Github).

The plugin is opensource, so I’ll be more than happy if someone decides to pick it up.
Unfortunately I don’t have the time for it now, so I can’t commit to a fix, sorry.

Hi there.

It looks like a change in the URLs Zenphoto can accept has broken ZenphotoPress as well.

Unfortunately, these days I don’t have enough time to keep ZenphotoPress up to date – especially in a situation like this: at a first glance, it looks like the solution would require some major architectural change. Sorry about that.

On a side note, four30 is correct in pointing out that updating ZenphotoPress would not fix any of the links that were inserted in past posts. ZPP just generates the HTML: from that point on, the links are static.
However, fixing the plugin would indeed fix shortcodes and widgets, as those are dynamically generated.

Hope you guys can find a suitable alternative ??

What version of WordPress, Zenphoto and ZenphotoPress are you using?

Hello.
Are you still experiencing this issue?

If you are, it may be useful to know if you can use other ZPP features, such as the widgets.

Looks like the API calls are working, but images cannot be found.
What is the path for the images (for example in the widget)? This is probably going to give you some hint on what is going wrong.

If you use “0” as the ID for the album, the image will be picked at random from any album. This is an example of the shortcode to do that:

[zenphotopress album=0 sort=random number=1]

You could insert a gallery with a single image. That way, the image will be randomly chosen every time someone visits the page.

Looks like it’s working now. Have you managed to sort it out?

I’m still a bit lost: do you want to rebuild a Zenphoto Gallery inside WordPress?

If you want to use ZenphotoPress to pull photos inside a theme, I think your best bet is the printBadge function I mentioned above: that should give you a nice wrapper around ZenphotoPress calls to Zenphoto.

Unfortunately I can’t set a release date: I’m working on ZenphotoPress in my spare time, which is rather sparse these days.

Hopefully something will pop up sooner or later, but don’t hold your breath ??

I have to admit it’s not entirely clear to me what are you trying to do.

Anyway, to pull a single image, I suppose you could try and call the ZenphotoPressUI::printBadge function (see classes.php) with a value of 1 for the $number parameter.

The size of the images comes from Zenphoto’s configuration options, so it is possible to change it from there. I guess you wanted to keep them independent, though, which makes sense.

Good to know someone is making the most out of the opensource nature of the plugin. Nice work!