Help! My frontpage albums keep re-arranging themselves :(
Tricky
Joined: 2005-01-02
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This only started happening a couple of days ago, I go to my Gallery site to see that the top album is NOT what it should be, but rather an album from almost 2 years ago.... I am very puzzled by this, has anyone experienced issues like this before, and/or knows how to fix them?? These are the details I know of: www.geimryk.com/gallery |
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nivekiam
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Joined: 2002-12-10
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Problem 1) you're using Yahoo. No surprise you've had issues there. 2) You have a huge gallery. G1 doesn't handle lots of photos well. That would explain some of the speed issues. But if you're thinking of upgrading to G2 or even G3 on Yahoo, think again. I think people have gotten G2 to work, but yahoo doesn't allow .htaccess files on their so that eliminates the use of some cool features right off the bat. And in G3 you won't really be able to secure anything if you can't use .htaccess For the sorting issue, click on the Administer Frontpage link and make sure that the albums are sorted by the way you want. ____________________________________________ |
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Tricky
Joined: 2005-01-02
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nivekiam wrote:
Problem 1) you're using Yahoo. No surprise you've had issues there. 1) I've had NO issues with Yahoo. It wasn't until I switched to Yahoo from my old hosting company that things started working smoothly. And it's not speed issues I am concerned about here. I am most curious to know why my gallery suddenly start doing this re-arrangement of the frontpage, even when I put them back in the order I want.... |
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nivekiam
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I am most curious to know why my gallery suddenly start doing this re-arrangement of the frontpage, even when I put them back in the order I want.... No idea. I haven't used G1 for years and can't remember how it functions. Maybe try running through the diagnostic tools under Admin Page and you can try validating the albums to try to make sure nothing is corrupt. |
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