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Imagely
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@pallen82 – I would suggest updating to the latest release of NextGEN Gallery which implements our correction(s) and see if the issue persists.
If it does, please send us a Bug Report (https://imagely.com/report-bug/ … please reference this topic) so we can get a better look under the page at your site.
Please include as many details as you can about your site and the issue at hand so we can move on this as fast as possible.
Thanks!
– Cais.
I just updated…
Well something has changed…. it seems to be duplicating the path This is what it says in the path _ F:\MAMP\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\to_upload\jerry_feb_2018_aee_myanmar\ this is what it is calling for Directory F:\MAMP\htdocs\wordpress\F:\\MAMP\\htdocs\\wordpress\\wp-content\\to_upload\\jerry_feb_2018_aee_myanmar doesn`t exist!
Yes I am using a MAMP install but as you have said before it should run fine. The only big difference I can think of is that I am asking it to ” Keep images in original location. Caution: If you keep images in the original folder and later delete the gallery, the images in that folder might be deleted depending on your settings.”
When I upload one image at a time it works. The problem is I have hundreds of images to upload so I do “Keep Images in original location” so it doesn’t have to move 1gig of photos.
Should I submit this as a bug?
Plugin Contributor
Imagely
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@pallen82 – This could be a configuration issue within your MAMP environment as we do not see this in a “default” MAMP installation. You are welcome to submit this as a “Bug Report” although there is not much we can offer for local installations at this time.
– Cais.
Can you think of a configuration issue it may be? (you seem to be referencing something)
Plugin Contributor
Imagely
(@imagely)
@pallen82 – There are a great many variables that can be involved in a server environment configuration and then adding the local environment variations on top of that. Unfortunately, it’s more a process of elimination, from experience, in possible areas of concern that points to the WAMP configuration more than anything else.
You’re seeing duplicate segments of the URL and doubled slash characters, I would look at your path/route configurations; and/or, if you are using any symlinks, how are they configured?
– Cais.
