Here is my fix to get the correct urls:
in the file qdig/index.php:545 the variable {$extra_param} allows to add parameters to urls. I added p argument.

$extra_param = ‘p=’.$_GET['p'].’&’;

I am not sure it is the best way but now it seems alright for me.

i’m still working on trying to get the qdig index.php to stay within my wp post, like on whitespacesfilled/trailer gallery. do you think that’s possible? i’ve tried a couple things, but no luck yet.

any ideas?

Hm, I’ll have to look into the incompatibility with runphp and see if it’s a problem I can address on my end.

The problems you have sound like what would probably happen if the variables in the qdig/index.php file isn’t configured properly. Have you read the The Qdig File in on my instructions page? I suspect you need to change $abs_url_path, $abs_fs_path, and $qdig_url.

now i have a different problems – i seem to have messed up the paths somehow. when i click on ‘visit gallery’, i get the names of the images as links, but no images. and every link leads back to my wordpress index.php. i’m sure that this is something that i can fix quickly, but i don’t know where to start.

would you point me in the right direction? thank you again.

You’ve just discovered something major that I hadn’t even considered: I assumed that people would be using “pretty” (mod_rewrite type) URL’s.

The only solution at present would be for you to set up the mod_rewrite style permalinks at Options > Permalinks in the WordPress admin panel.

I will make a note of this on the Qdig-WP webpage and will also consult with the Qdig developer to see what kind of solution might be possible. In the meantime, I’m sorry!

I give a general overview covering how to use Qdig-WP at its page, Qdig-WP–if there’s something specific you need help with I’ll be glad to help you, but I’m not sure that I’m understanding what you’re asking?

The basic idea for the situation you mention is as follows: After installing Qdig-WP, you create subdirectories in the images directory, each of which will have the pictures for a single gallery. Then, in the post you want to embed Qdig into, you use a qdig tag such as [qdig path=dirname] to point to that gallery (assuming the gallery you want is in subdirecotyr “dirname” — change as necessary).

Perhaps I should write some additional documentation addressing this type of situation and how specifically to approach it… when I get some time, I’ll look into that but it might be a while. In the meantime, feel free to email me or continue leaving comments if you have any further questions. (I’m not sure that what I just wrote really addresses your question?)

1 thing I notice is that when I open the gallery I get;
wow.tekfrog.com/?p=2

but when I click a thumb I get;
http://wow.tekfrog.com/?Qwd=./test2&Qif=desktop.png&Qiv=thumbs&Qis=M
and I am brought back to the rootpage. Almost like the address bar is not being parsed.

BUT if I add p=2 to the address bar like so
http://wow.tekfrog.com/?p=2Qwd=./test2&Qif=desktop.png&Qiv=thumbs&Qis=M
I can openup the intended location although any lik followed will redirect to the rootpage.

Any ideas? I am using the code you provided as of 13:00MST March 9.

i’m pretty much a coding moron, though, and need a bit of help – i want to display small galleries within posts. how can i call qdig into them?

thanks, any ideas would be helpful. at any rate, good job.

Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you were able to figure out how to fix the problem. I updated my instructions to clarify and address the issue you point out here — thank you for sharing your fix!

David