Should be fixed now - thanks for the report.

Dirk, the forum template is a \"default\" one that comes with the forum install. It picks up CSS classes from the Joomla template CSS, so it changes it\'s appearance depending on what\'s in there. Hope it helps.

You can suppress warning level messages in Mambo/Joomla configuration for the time being - it is not a critical error.

If you are running PHP version 4.2.2, upgrade it if possible. If not, you need to increase the memory limit entry in the php config file. Edit the file php.ini usually located in /etc directory:
Under the \"resource limits\" increase the amount of memory scripts are allowed to use. (memory_limit = 40M)
Keep increasing it until the error goes away. You may need a reboot after you edit the file or restart the httpd deamon.

You may need to ask your provider to increase this setting for you.

If they are not created then it is not the same problem. The tables are not in the database at all? When you installed rsgallery, have you gone to Step 2 and clicked on the option to install fresh database tables?

Thanks for the report, I\'ll check it out!

The upgrade should be smooth, there is no special script required. When you unistall rsgallery the database and pictures are not deleted, and should be automatically detected and reused when you install rsgallery2. Just make sure you update the database during the installation if necessary (it is not if you are upgrading from the lastest version of old rsgallery to the rsgallery2!).

Well the experience has taught us not to give any deadlines . You know the standard answer, \"When it\'s ready\". I\'m quite busy lately and haven\'t found almost no time for rsgallery, but Jonah has been quite busy.

I think that some hardcoded mos_ database table prefixes slipped in beta1 - please check if the rsgallery tables have the correct prefix using phpmyadmin or similar tool. They all need to have prefix cms_ in your case. If not, you can rename them.