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Your only option would probably be to use an iframe.

I would love to try and help you.

If you could provide a link to your site, any technical info, and what specific issues you are currently experiencing.

If you have a backup of your database you can get back your data. Do you have a access to a database backup?

It looks like they removed that file, however, it doesn’t look like it should cause any problems. It’s functionality is no longer needed.

As long as everything is working properly with your new gallery slug, disregard the error.

Well, it is working for me.

Maybe you are viewing a cached version of the page.

Try hitting Control-F5 to do a full refresh.

I noticed that the images you’ve linked to include spaces and brackets ( ‘[‘ and ‘]’ ) in the file name. Your later files don’t. Perhaps you changed your file naming scheme, which is why the errors appears to be related to time.

Sometimes certain characters in urls and in filenames can cause strange issues.

Try renaming one of the files, and remove or change the spaces and brackets. See if that fixes the issue.

Rename the files on your computer or server and then re-upload. Here are some ways you can use basic windows functions to automate the process. There are programs to help with this as well.

If you want to save some work, don’t delete the galleries. If you just delete the images, and then re-upload the fixed ones, you will save yourself having to edit the posts and pages where they are included (as the gallery id would change).

This function is a part of PHP.

There is page describing it here.

Can you provide the information requested in this post?

Specifically, what version of PHP are you running?

I think this probably has to do with the text of your description.

The caption/description is placed into the title attribute of the link for your image.

This is basically how it adds the description into the page:

<a href="path/to/image" title="<strong>your caption</strong>" class="thickbox" rel="set_3" ><img link goes here></a>

What is happening, is that your caption/description is breaking up the title so it is not being read correctly. (which is why you see the remainder of the <a tag)

Since you can include HTML and other stuff within that field, it should be properly escaped to prevent something like this from occurring. If your caption had a quote in it, for instance, it would look like this:

If you set your title to: This is a title with a "
It would get turned into:
title="This is a title with a "

So that quote wouldn’t interfere with the quotes surrounding the title, but still show up in your caption.

First, try changing the caption to something simple, like a single word word. If it stops your issue, we know that it has something to do with the text you currently have in your descriptions.

If I was able to see the actual html being generated, I might be able to help you more.

You can try to simplify your captions a bit and remove or change the parts that appear to be causing the issue.

In your case, the text that is causing the problem appears to be “r/n 0”, since that is what appears directly before “.5”. I’m not sure what the characters are exactly, since I only have an image to work with.

Are you referring to the slideshow not loading?

Your home link points to:

rack02.majesticindustries.com

In addition, the images are loaded from that subdomain.

Since the images are loaded via an XmlHttpRequest, they are subject to the same origin policy.

In plain english, when accessing the site at https://www.majesticindustries.com, you aren’t allowed to dynamically load things from any other domain (or subdomain).

There are ways around this, but the best solution in your case is to make sure the site is loaded from the same domain. https://www.majesticindustries.com would probably be the logical choice. At this point, most all of the links point to rack02.majesticindustries.com.

It works when you click the home link to refresh the page because it takes you to rack02.majesticindustries.com, which avoids the problem.

What exactly is the purpose of the rack02 subdomain?

If you go to Gallery->Options and the “Effects” tab, you can select your lightbox.

There are several built-in, plus, you can include a custom one if you’d like.

Most lightboxes can be styled with CSS as well. The exact place to do that is dependent on the lightbox.

In another thread someone is having a similar problem.

I’ve gotten the debugger out and I have a slight grasp on the issue.

Their is definitely something broken with NextGen featured images.

I can post more details later and maybe we can work out a fix.

I may have some bad news.

I was messing around with the basic twenty-eleven theme and featured images.

I made two blog posts. I had images in both the Media Library and NextGen Gallery.

I added a featured image via NextGen Gallery on one page, and a featured image via the Media Library on the other.

Needless to say, only the featured imaged added from the Media Library worked.

I am delving into the code to find out why and see if I can’t attempt a fix.

For now, you might just put the images that you want to use with those widgets in the media library.

Ohhh. template=caption seems to only work for galleries.

This may or may not be a bug, but there is another way to add a caption.

You can include the element like this:

[singlepic id=60 w=320 h=240 float=left]My caption[/singlepic]

This doesn’t work exactly the same as template=caption does.

I was playing around with it, and this is how I got the caption nice and centered:

<div style="text-align: center;width: 320px;">
[singlepic id=60 w=320 h=240 float=left]My caption[/singlepic]
</div>

The width specified in the <div> style should be the same or right around the width of the picture so the center is in the right place.

You can play around with styling it different ways to get it to look the way you want it.

Also, I noticed that both of these will display differently:

[singlepic id=60 width=320]My Caption[/singlepic]

and

[singlepic id=60 width=320]
My Caption[/singlepic]

The second one will cause some extra space (a line break or
element) to appear between the picture and the caption.

Would it be possible to get a link to your site?

I would be happy to investigate, but it’s hard when I’m working blind.

This doesn’t sound like anything I have encountered previously.

Any other information you could provide would be helpful:

WordPress up to date?
NextGEN up to date?

(please confirm the following, with your server host tech) :
MySQL up to date (5.2.4)?
PHP up to date (5.0)?
The mod_rewrite Apache module activated?
PHP Safe Mode OFF?

and if you’re willing to share:
Who are you hosted with?
What theme are you running?
Which plugins do you have installed and activated?

Does this error still occur if you switch your theme to the WP default, and deactivate all plugins except NextGEN Gallery? (*be sure to clear your browser cache and reload your site after deactivating)

Awesome, I’m glad to be of assistance.

Thank you for marking the thread as resolved!

Glad I could help.

If you would be so kind as to mark this resolved, it would be sweet.

It lets people know that there was a solution here, if they happen to run into this problem and are searching for answers.