Random block when you have more than one gallery.
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Imoq
Joined: 2004-09-08
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Posted: Mon, 2004-11-15 17:04
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PostNuke 0.750 I had to split my gallery into six "smaller" ones, since the main gallery had more than 20,000 pictures and with a few visitors it started to be slow as hell. So, after splitting it, it seems to be a lot better now. However, I can't use the random-block anymore, since when I activate it, it complains that some functions are already defined and I think that is because there are several copies of the galleries. It probably is a PostNuke specific stuff, but I wonder if somebody knows how to bypass it. Thank you all for your help. |
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Make sure that you're including the random block using http://, and not /path/to/file ... if you use a path, then you will see the duplicate warnings. If you include via http, you won't.
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Interesting...
I am adding it via Admin -> Blocks -> New Block -> gallery/gallery Random Picture
How should I add it, instead? For your answer, I bet i should add a PHP block, probably, but I wouldn't know further than that.
Thanks for your answer
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I did the following:
Admin -> Blocks -> New Block -> Core/PHP Script
and then just added in Content:
include('http://www.misite.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=block-random.php');But it doesn't display anything
What is the right way to do it?
Thank you!
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Nevermind, it was my mistake.
I didn't have a high enough memory_limit value in my php.ini. I had to raise it up to 40M (!) sot the random picture would work.
Thank you, signe
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Oh, sorry, "misite.com" isn't my real site, I just had to hid the name because there are some "adult pictures" in the actual site and I didn't want an underage for mistake could see those.
Thanks for your help, anyway