Topic Title: You can't access this file directly...

Gallery works... but when I place it in home I get:
You can't access this file directly...

What am I doing wrong???
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hmm...that's interesting....i know of many people who place the gallery as their home module with out issue..URL?

I feel a new Nuked Gallery block coming on!

What do you reckon Dari? A center block that displays in the same way as GALLERYS albums.php but maybe 2 column. (I guess it's more or less the same as the LATEST BLOCK?)

could be...
and this could be the (potential) answer to a question from a user awhile back on how to get the album contents displayed as a block, without using an iframe containing the standalone version.

In the file wrapper.header.default comment from if to }

switch($GALLERY_EMBEDDED_INSIDE) {
case "nuke":
global $PHP_SELF;
//if (!eregi("modules.php", $PHP_SELF)) {
// die ("You can't access this file directly...");
//}

and all will works fine

Bye
Fabio

actually, that shouldn't be commented out, since it makes sure that modules.php shows up in the requested URL (the exclamation point before the eregi negates the match statement).

but, if it works, go for it

It works fine:) I've tried on my site.

Try this instead:

I created this fix long ago, withOUT comprmising modules or security checks, for phpnuke 6.5 and is listed on the gallery forums. I am suprised that it never made it to here. I haven't looked at the latest 134 release, I hope that it is at least there.

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