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For Pages setups, the name is set in gallery.xml.  For non-pages, it should be deduced based on the directory name, e.g.
photos => Photos
my-photos, my_photos or my photos => My Photos

Or alternatively, handled in the same way by uploading the gallery.xml file as you had done.  Clearly there is a hole in the documentation or functionality.  Publisher does have a publisher_root table that has an entry for each top-level gallery directory. That would be a good place to add a Title field that could then be exposed to the user for editing in the Publisher admin.

Some of the GoDaddy servers have an unsophisticated mechanism to detect and prevent denial-of-service attacks. This error is the mechanism kicking in, when GoDaddy assumes the multiple requests during publishing are a security threat. You'll find that you can proceed after exactly 60 seconds.

Some TTG customers have had success by requesting that GoDaddy move they sites to servers running the latest version of CPanel. This should be transparent to you and prevent the issue. I suggest you explain the problem to GoDaddy technical support and ask for your site to be upgraded to the latest CPanel.

Hi Jim, I haven't been able to find breadcrumbs on your site.  Can you provide a link to a gallery with the problematic home breadcrumb name?

Pages drops a file into galleries/, called gallery.xml, that provides the name and location of the home breadcrumb.  If this file does not exist, then Publisher attempts to work out the name based on the directory name.

It may help if you create gallery.xml inside your photos/ directory.  As is an example of what it might contain:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><gallery>
    <name><![CDATA[Galleries]]></name>
    <redirect>../galleries.php</redirect>
</gallery>

Change Galleries to whatever you need, and also change redirect to a relative URL that points to the top-level index of photos.  You may need to play around with this.

../photos/

may provide the link that you want.

I'm not sure if that's related. Can you provide me with FTP access so I can see what's going wrong on your server? If that's fine with you then please send them via the Email link under my picture.

Hi David, here's how I would locate galleries for a specific user. 

1) Login to TTG BE admin
2) Click on TTG BE dashboard (if not already there)
3) Click on the phpLiteAdmin link
4) Login with password 'admin'
5) Click on publisher/master.sq3
6) Click on the 'SQL' tab
7) Run a query like this:

SELECT * FROM "album" WHERE username = "USERNAME"

e.g.

SELECT * FROM "album" WHERE username = "guest"

Are you a developer?  If so you'd want your tool to access that database and run a similar query.

As Matt suggested, your galleries are configured to use the 'default' pricing scheme but it doesn't look like you have one with that name.  Instead you have pricing schemes named 'Framed Photo', etc.  So either rename one of your pricing schemes, create a new one called 'default', or set your gallery to use the name of one of the pricing schemes you already have.

On that note, pricing schemes are intended to represent one or more products grouped together with a set of prices.  For example, you might have 'default' and 'premium' pricing schemes that both include the Framed and Matted Photo products, but differ on prices, or a 'schools' scheme that only included Framed Photos with prices specific to the schools market.

Good morning. Are you trying to publish to the album called Default Album? If so, remove it and create a new album to publish to.

Thanks. While I haven't come across this particular error before, many customers have had problems with GoDaddy. The general solution has been to request them to move your site to the latest version of cPanel.
In any case this does look like a system error on the server (a full disk comes to mind) so you may want to raise this with them.

Who are you hosting with?

Hi Doug, I'm glad that solved it.  BOM characters cause all kinds of problems. 
The contact form is unique, in that the phplugins.php is loaded before the session is created.  If the order was the other way around then a few BOM characters wouldn't matter.  We're looking at reordering the code on the contact page to eliminate this problem.

The error is caused because the file http://www.collinsnet.us/phplugins/phplugins.php is outputting something when it shouldn't be.
Specifically, a byte-order-mark has been added by your text editor.  What editor did you use to edit phplugins.php?  You may have success by using Notepad++ instead.  I don't have that editor handy, but you may also need to toggle a setting in preferences so that byte-order marks aren't inserted.

Hi Edwin, no problem. Unfortunately it's only a workaround. I'm still not sure why the search page is trying to create the 'Home' breadcrumb link, which was the part causing errors.