The #nav form creates directory options that have an absolute path to the directory on the server. Example:
`
--
Pics`
Selecting that option in the interface navigates to a "Directory not found" error message. (Instagallery PHP file is located in D:\Inetpub\vhosts\username\httpdocs\Pictures\InstaGallery)
It WILL work, if the directory is relative to the location of the InstaGallery PHP file though. In other words, InstaGallery loads that entire path into the ?d= query string where it should only load the relative subfolder path (such as "?d=Pics").
The #nav form creates directory options that have an absolute path to the directory on the server. Example:
` -- Pics`
Selecting that option in the interface navigates to a "Directory not found" error message. (Instagallery PHP file is located in D:\Inetpub\vhosts\username\httpdocs\Pictures\InstaGallery)
It WILL work, if the directory is relative to the location of the InstaGallery PHP file though. In other words, InstaGallery loads that entire path into the ?d= query string where it should only load the relative subfolder path (such as "?d=Pics").