Going forward I suppose I should use the RSS feeds, but I have posts from my Wordpress blog dating back to 2006 - most of them with links to my Zenphoto gallery. I've already done a bunch of regex replacements as I restructured my albums by year as Zenphoto was lagging so much. I guess I need to assign thumbnails, but that is a different issue... :)
I tried the security option, but for some reason it still didn't work? Maybe I didn't refresh enough.
Anyways, when I tried to insert an image tonight using Zenphotopress, something was still awry, so I'm posting my fix here for anyone who cares.
zenphoto_bridge.php
Line 68 or thereabouts. Change the if/else statement to this:
// Fallback for old configuration file
if (file_exists($zp_data_path.'/zp-config.php')) {
require_once($zp_data_path.'/zp-config.php');
} else if (file_exists($zp_data_path.'/zenphoto.cfg')) {
eval(file_get_contents($zp_data_path.'/zenphoto.cfg'));
} else if (file_exists($zp_data_path.'/zenphoto.cfg.php')) {
require_once($zp_data_path.'/zenphoto.cfg.php');
} else {
ZenphotoBridge::error('Cannot read Zenphoto configuration file ' . $zp_data_path);
return;
}This part is the added code to work with the new zenphoto configuration file name.
else if (file_exists($zp_data_path.'/zenphoto.cfg.php')) {
require_once($zp_data_path.'/zenphoto.cfg.php');I'm sorry if I offended you. The code obviously isn't simplistic. I was hoping for a simple workaround without thinking through the logic (I'm sick so my brain is a little foggy right now).
I appreciate your tool, and I have been using it for at least 7 years. Thank you for a great product.