i would be very pleased for sub-categories. all your photos (or in my case, artwork) could be loaded into say portfolio, and then sub-categories based on each medium, or even subject matter. that would be lovely!

Is there a possibility to just upload a large amount of pictures to the photos dir and add the pics from there to the albums? Currentrly i’m uploading 10 pics at the same time through the filebrowser. But because still have 670 pics to go… Is there an other way?

Great plugin!

I am happy to see you working at such a pace on new features/bug fixing. It’s rare these days to see somebody so devoted to his/her plugin development.

I would like to support Taimur in his request for a new feature. It would be great to:

a) Either, add one more image size (e.g.: thumb > middle > large);

b) Or, make use of the original image…

… so that when a thumbnail is clicked, it brings up the post (album page) with a 450px image, and when that image is clicked, a larger version (option a. above) or the original image (option b. above) pops up in a new window.

Hey, i’ve removed Photopress completely, and installed it again. I have also removed the tables in sql. When I activates it again, I get this error when trying to access in “manage” og “options” menu:

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Warning: main(ABSPATHwp-content/plugins/photopress/include.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /customers/catonett.com/catonett.com/httpd.www/blog/wp-admin/photopress.php on line 33

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required ‘ABSPATHwp-content/plugins/photopress/include.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php’) in /customers/catonett.com/catonett.com/httpd.www/blog/wp-admin/photopress.php on line 33

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What can be wrong?

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required ‘ABSPATHwp-content/plugins/photopress/include.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php’) in /customers/catonett.com/catonett.com/httpd.www/blog/wp-admin/photopress.php on line 33
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And this is what the address in the address bar is: http://www.catonett.com/blog/wp-admin/photopress.php

I have no photopress.php file in that directory. only in the plugin one.

What can be wrong?

however, after i upgraded wordpress, i uploaded the photopress plugin to my site and activated it. i turned off the rich text editing feature in wordpress (because i seem to remember reading that photopress doesn’t work with rte enabled). everything was working fine until i turned on the permalink option under the photopress options. i got an error in line 1463 of photopress.php that killed my site. after that happened, i couldn’t get into my admin page to deactivate the plugin. i had to manually delete photopress out of the plugin folder.

i think the problem i was having originated with the activation of permalinks under photopress. after repeated attempts of uploading and reactivating the plugin and receiving the same error, i had to downgrade to a lower version of photopress (i think it was 0.5.1). i finally got photopress working after activating the old plugin and resaving the photopress options. it wasn’t until i downgraded that i was able to put 0.8.4 back on my site and actually have it work. strange.

Will you please give solutions for these two hurdles. Because I want to continue with WordPress.
Thanks in advance.

I’d love to see the categories applied to this.