Sorry for the downtime. I didnt even realize this webpage was down. I have recently decided to start upgrading my web server to make it a bit faster, this included removing some of the databases and cross databases I had. I removed a gallery that wasnt in use on www.teamxw.com but it turns out this websites gallery was sharing a database. I removed both galleries in order to make the entire webserver alot faster. I hope you notice that the website is a bit faster now.
Also, I have been working on www.talkspringfield.com I removed drupal.. it was doing a great job, but I tried to run a security patch and it caused half of my plugins to fail (no support for the new patch). I realized I needed to work one something I had more control over. This also made me realize I needed to focus more on one primary use instead of a million. Take a few seconds to check it out!
I took the gallery out last night to do some maintenance. Primarily I want to be able to use the gallery as more than just a place to store my professional work. I added a section “less than professional” that I will be updating often. If its good enough I might even use the image on my blog posts and tell the stories behind them.
As alot of you may have realized about a month ago, 1and1.com updated a few things. Well for us with a wordpress plugin named WPG2, it completely destroyed it. You try and visit the site containing your gallery and you would get a nice 500 error instead of your nicely created gallery.
Well finally the folks over at the gallery site found a solution.
Simply FTP into your website, find the .htaccess file, and add the following lines (you can open this file in wordpad for formatting):
AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
AddHandler x-mapp-php5 .php
Reupload and like magic, your gallery will work again.
It must have something to do with 1and1 using php4 as the default now instead of php5. Reguardless, it works again and I am happy.
You can find the forum discussion here: http://gallery.menalto.com/node/75506
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