Hi,

Have you download the lastest version 1.3A ?

verify if the plugin is installed in : /Library/Application Support/iPhoto/Plugins/

if exist : verify if the /Library/Application Support/iPhoto/Plugins/ have the good rights.

in terminal  : ls -ld /Library/Application\ Support/iPhoto/Plugins

Permissions should be: drwxrwxr-x
Owner should be root
group should be admin

if not good permissions and owner :

1) sudo chown -R root:admin /Library/Application\ Support/iPhoto/Plugins/
2) sudo chmod -R g=u /Library/Application\ Support/iPhoto/Plugins/

and test again.
Thank's for reply
Bests regards
MarcSins

Hi,

Have you try this :

Close iPhoto

1) sudo chown -R root:admin /Library/Application\ Support/iPhoto/Plugins/
2) sudo chmod -R g=u /Library/Application\ Support/iPhoto/Plugins/

and test again
Best regards
MarcSins

Have you the directory :

/Library/Application Support/iPhoto/Plugins/iPhotoToPiwigo.iPhotoExporter/

I can get the plugin to show up but when I click on preferences I can't set the upload location.

Hi,
in version 1.3B the piwigo tab now is shown. But when I click on preferences (Einstellungen) nothing happens.

Best regards
Nico

I'm loving the iPhotoToPiwigo plugin.  One thing I noticed is that I cannot create a Top Level album.  If I leave the Album unchecked, or select the top level "Album" item, then click Create Folder, I'll get an error message "ALBUM is not selected".  The plugin requires me to create albums as sub-albums to existing album. 

Example of iPhoto with no Albums selected



Example of iPhoto with the top level Album selected


Should I be able to create top-level albums? 

Thanks, Glen

Hi,

See the new version 1.5

Best regards

MarcSins