Plugin Contributor
Imagely
(@imagely)
@howdy_mcgee – Unfortunately, there is not much we can offer in the way of providing support for individual WAMP installations although what you are describing has not been reported before to the best of my knowledge and there are many successful WAMP installations being used.
– Cais.
@imagely I understand that but it seems like another case of improper escaping. If I inspect the option value before I save the shortcode options the path displays correctly:
C:\wamp64\www\projects\project-name\wp-content\plugins\nextgen-gallery\products\photocrati_nextgen\modules\ngglegacy\view\album-compact.php
Whenever I select the option and save, it strips all backslahses turning it into an invalid path, see below:
C:wamp64wwwprojectsproject-namewp-contentpluginsnextgen-galleryproductsphotocrati_nextgenmodulesngglegacyviewalbum-compact.php
So somewhere during the save process it’s stripping all the backslashes, or so it seems. I’m not sure how that’s due to an invalid WAMP install.
Plugin Contributor
Imagely
(@imagely)
@howdy_mcgee – Are you seeing the same thing with the latest release of NextGEN Gallery? Also, do you have a remote Windows based server where you are seeing this and we would be able to have a look?
Thanks!
– Cais.
I am seeing the same issue using the latest version, no change in the above. The saved value/path is still returned without any backslashes. I also ran into thumbnail generation issues on localhost but none of these seem to be a problem when everything is on the server.
Unfortunately, we don’t run any remote windows servers, everything server based on our end is linux. Some of our local workspaces/devs are windows based which is where the problem persists.
Plugin Contributor
Imagely
(@imagely)
@howdy_mcgee – Have you tried spinning up a fresh WAMP instance to see if that helps point to anything?
– Cais.
