Does the directory that you place index.php into need to be marked world-writeable? The directory I placed index.php was 755 but the thumbs directory and thumbnail images were not created. If I chmod'd it 777, the thumbs dir and thumb images were created.
Nevermind, this seems to be an issue with how PHP is run by one of the hosting companies I use. I'm not sure how to work around it though, besides to create the "thumbs" dir myself and mark it as 777 so that the script can create the thumbnail files inside it.
Does the directory that you place index.php into need to be marked world-writeable? The directory I placed index.php was 755 but the thumbs directory and thumbnail images were not created. If I chmod'd it 777, the thumbs dir and thumb images were created.
Nevermind, this seems to be an issue with how PHP is run by one of the hosting companies I use. I'm not sure how to work around it though, besides to create the "thumbs" dir myself and mark it as 777 so that the script can create the thumbnail files inside it.
I have different issue, thumbs directory has been created, but there aren't any thumbnails inside it. What chmod pictures should have?
Is there any way to show sub directories?