goffy wrote:
hi

i would suggest:
first determine all relevant uids/links from group 5 and store them in a temporary table
Quote:

CREATE TABLE temp as SELECT linkid, groupid FROM xe07_groups_users_link as query1 INNER JOIN (SELECTxe07_groups_users_link.uid FROM xe07_groups_users_link WHERE (((xe07_groups_users_link.groupid)=5))) AS query2 ON query1.uid = query2.uid;

then delete all items from table groups_users_link from this uids where group_id <> 5
Quote:

DELETE xe07_groups_users_link,temp FROM xe07_groups_users_link INNER JOIN temp ON temp.linkid = xe07_groups_users_link.linkid WHERE xe07_groups_users_link.groupid <> 5

please make data backup before

goffy wrote:
do you have enabled the 'exif' extension in your php? If not please enabled it or deactivate the 'Save meta data (exif)' in module preferences.

goffy wrote:
are you using an adapted template set in your theme for wggallery? maybe you have to replace the admin templates there

goffy wrote:
Hi

wgGallery 1.15 RC2 is ready for testing: https://github.com/XoopsModules25x/wggallery

I have added some new features to wgGallery:
- single image upload (especially for liomj :) )
- added batch upload (via ftp) in admin area

create a new theme.html file with the following

<{php}>
      $mod = $GLOBALS['xoopsModule'];
    $dirname = (isset($mod) ? $mod->getVar('dirname') :'system');
if ($dirname == 'newbb') {
   $theme='dream_on';
  } elseif ($dirname == 'news') {
   $theme='sunshine';
  }elseif ($dirname == 'mylinks') {
   $theme='imago06';
  } else {
   $theme='7dana-rose';
}

$this->assign('themename', $theme.'/theme.html');
$this->assign('xoops_theme', $theme);
$this->assign('xoops_themecss', XOOPS_URL.'/themes/'.$theme.'/style.css');
$this->assign('xoops_imageurl', XOOPS_URL.'/themes/'.$theme.'/');
<{/php}>
<{include file="$themename"}>

Create a New Theme

We created a new theme call Multi (you can name it to whatever you wish) under the theme directory - use either a FTP client or mkdir shell command.

We uploaded the newly created theme.html file into Multi theme directory. Also we uploaded the style.css file from ThemeA to the Multi directory.

Please note that style.css is not required to make your multiple themes work. Without it, all the java popup windows will not look very nice, as they can’t find a suitable style.css file under Multi theme. Javascript popup windows will only look for the style.css file under the default theme (Multi), and not under individual themes.


Enable Multiple Themes

We then went to Preferences and General Settings: selected Yes for updating theme files and selected Multi as the default theme.

Viola, we have a multi-theme site. If you have followed the steps and have not made typos and other mistakes, now you should have a multi-themed Xoops Site.