Unfortunately, a white screen doesn't leave much to go on. You really need to turn up your error reporting and find out what error PHP is throwing. It could be a syntax error, a memory error, permissions error.. hard to say. But since it's not happening on any of the other installations, I think it's safe to say it's got something to do with your setup.

Do you have any logging set up? I can't imagine developing a website without some sort of error reporting. Do you just guess?

thats the main problem!

i'm a provider, SS runs fine on MY machines (including dev-server and productive enviroment)...

but that customer wants to run his website on another machine, so i have to fight against invisible error-messages :D

we'll see if i can reach his supportteam so they should enable error-messaging for a few hours.

Well I can understand the objection to enabling error reporting on a production box, but that's why you set up logging. There should be a way for you to browse PHP error logs somehow. No one leaves errors uncaptured. That's just crazy.

haha, ini_set is a nice function

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in /tmp/silverstripe-cache-home-1516bc-cms/.cache.home.1516bc.cms.image_gallery.templates.Layout.ImageGalleryPage_album.ss on line 9

back on track :)

but i can't find any errors in that file, i didn't make any changes :/

edit:

error found, seems to be an uploaderror, there are some fileparts missing :|

sorry for that!

Just checked in a patch for images appearing before they're ready to be clicked.

hi UncleCheese!

i really like your image gallery extension :) - but i would love to see it showing the images with sth like galleria, because i think it would be great if there were a way of displaying the images without a pop-up... unfortunately i'm not that good at programming, but if it's not too hard to implement, i would try if you give me some starting points...

It's entirely possible. The templates that come with the ImageGallery module are by no means intended to be used in the final production of your web site. They're meant to just get you started and show you what controls are available.

For a custom UI, you can select "None" for your popup style, and include any javascript you need to in your template. Then just follow the instructions on the Galleria site on how to markup your images and captions, etc..

It's unlikely that I'll be supporting Galleria, since it runs on MooTools. I'm much more likely to implement a SlideshowPro extension.

But like I said, it doesn't mean it's impossible for you to do it. It's actually pretty simple.

then i'll give it a try and see if i can manage to get it working the way i want with galleria ;)

thx for the help.