This plug-in really is great, but - it seems it can't handle a non-image file in the gallery.  I added an MP4 file and it causes the stream display to crash.  It crashes because when trying to retrieve the EXIF data to check for orientation the exif function fails and doesn't return an array.  Also, although the next problem doesn't cause a crash it's unable to display a thumbnail when building the page (I'm guessing because a video file doesn't have a thumbnail?)

I've fixed this by checking that the exif data returned is actually an array, and skipping if it's not.  Also also hard-coding a check for MP4 filetype when building the thumbnails and have it use the 'thumb_movie.png' file instead.  It works, but my PHP is limited so it's very much a botch.

Thanks for this - just installed Coppermine for the first time, this plugin definitely gives it a more modern look!

David

Just solved. A research on  "Call to undefined function ctype_alpha()" indicates that  "php-ctype" extension for PHP  is missing. This extension is not installed by default. when installing PHP8.2. Sorry for "Dérangement".  Maybe this can nevertheless be useful to know when using php8.2.
Regards

Hello,
I just upgraded my coppermine  gallery from 1.5.48 to 1.6.26 . This was necessary after an upgrade of sql to 8.2. So I kept the data tables in the database and did ../update.php after copying the files of 1.6.26 to the previous coppermine web server hierarchy.
There seem to be compatibility since tables were managed by a previous version of he error message :
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function ctype_alpha() in /var/www/html/magallerie/include/inspekt.php:475 Stack trace: #0 /var/www/html/magallerie/include/inspekt/cage.php(287): Inspekt::isAlpha() #1 /var/www/html/magallerie/thumbnails.php(60): Inspekt_Cage->testAlpha() #2 {main} thrown in /var/www/html/magallerie/include/inspekt.php on line 475
There seem to miss some generic file : is ctype_alpha() a generic function......
Maybe I missed some information on upgrading ?
Thanks for your ideas.
BM

Problem Solved,

Just got a mail from my hosting provider explained that my site was pointing to a wrong folder (Private/Public folder)

A made the requested modification into site admin panel, changed site links in gallery config to https and all now is working in https://   

Thanks all for your help.

Kr,
Marc

Bot links to site into admin pannel modified to https://


Result:
It shows still the valid https certification icon with valid certification description but blank page with .....

Forbidden
You don't have permission to access this resource.

Crazy..

Set both url's back to https://
Yes, i ma using rainy day template,  Edit the .php files into template folder but nothing that describes http or https.

Well the folder in the coppermine admin panel (Config) must should be https

Are you using a custom theme, because that might have urls hard coded in it.

If you mean config on the administration page, yes i change bot http:// url's to https.  (did not solve the problem.)

No, the only place where i have change it is on the admin page (General Parameters), URL to your Gallery and url to your Homepage, but that did not resolved the problem so i set back to http.

Do i need to change it into the config.php file only?

Thanks for your help.