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Hi Ben,

I hope you're not affected by the fires.

Sorry but I'm having another problem updating to the newest release.

When I update, I get this message: The module was not installed: ZipArchive::extractTo(../backlight/modules/module-framework/helpers/URLHelper.php): failed to open stream: Permission denied

Should I do the reinstall option?

I reinstalled Backlight2 - no change. I have emailed the server to see what their opinions.

Thanks again.
CB

Thanks for the quick response.

chbphoto.com

I'm getting the same result on 2 computers.

Ben - thanks again for all your help - everything seems to be working now.

Hi Rod
I set option in the Theme For Wordpress as above.
In the Theme Options/Basic Settings, Everything is checked (6 boxes)
I'm still not seeing the video on the blog home page -- I reset the blog to use the CE3 wordpress theme (chbbphoto.com/blog)
I also tried to republish a new, separate article with all the new settings -- same thing.
Chuck

Thanks Rod -- it's not as automatic, but it will fill the needs.

I appreciate your help.

Chuck

Autoindex CE3 still creates a thumbnails folder and will populate it as long as you have images in the collection you're working with. Nothing's changed in that regard

I populated the galleries with Publisher rather than hard coding them - maybe I'm not doing that properly - I'll try playing around with that.

Thanks again,
Chuck

Hi Rod,

thanks again for your response.

Okay - I created a thumbnail folder at the autoindex level and populated it - this is now working.

I remember that in previous versions, this happened automatically when using an autoindex. Just puzzled as to why this function was not implemented in CE3.

I changed the blog/ to /blog in Pages -> Site Info -> Navigation Hyperlinks (03).
Then I exported a gallery to my hard drive and uploaded it to the chbphoto.com site.
I just repeated the process (for Pages only) and see a 1:50 PM timestamp on the uploaded files (such as about.php, contact.php, etc).

Previously, this is where and how I made the other updates from blog/ to /blog.
I also noticed that the default for the blog (in Lightroom) is blog/ - this is the only target that contains a "/" for any of the defaults.

I'm wondering if I have some corrupted software (and thus need to reinstall all the plugins and start from scratch).

Which file were you looking at?

Since I do see some older timestamps, I believe only the newly updated files are changed on the server.

Just thought of something else -
I have been using the same phplugins.php file as before. I didn't update it because I had changed it in 2 places:
1- I deleted the 2 lines of code so as to use the site-wide drop down with auto index
2- I had to change the "info" link name to "FIne Art Images" as this has never gotten into the file

I just noticed that this file uses "blog/" - I will update that and upload to the site   ===== THAT FIXED THE BLOG PROBLEM==

I don't understand why the "blog/" and the info -> Fine Art Images updates never made it out of the Pages plugin and into the phplugins file.  Any ideas?

Thanks again for your help.

Chuck