I don't see the error.
It works just fine for me, using firefox.

If you get errors, please provide some more information.

Cheers,

Ronald

Also no problem seeing your gallery, using Firefox 2.0.12 on Mac OS 10.5.2.  Safari is good to go, too.

Sorry, I no longer have Internet Explorer.

There's an awful lot going on behind the scenes with that page, with the ImageShow stuff, VirtueMart and all the scripts.   Looks like something steps on one of Mr. Gates' land mines.

Jon

Ok folks here's the thing.  I've got the same exact problem on my site: www.w00tstudios.net

RSGallery gives an Operation Aborted message anytime you try to open any link to an image or the index of galleries.  In FireFox the gallery functions perfectly. 

The problem stems from the addition of Mootools to RSGallery.  My site already uses Mootools on the front page in numerous places and in a rotating banner at the top of the every page.

As soon as I disabled the rotating banner for RSGallery's portion of the site the gallery started functioning perfectly in IE7.

I got around conflicts with mootools in my other implementations by calling for a mootools script in the header of my template.  I then modified my other components / modules to reference that library instead of trying to load 3 different librarys (which is not possible with most modules / compoents that use mootools in the majority of browsers).

The easiest way for you to get rid of this bug for your users is to add the option to remove the use of mootools from RSGallery b/c there is no way to prevent these conflicts and you can't expect everyone to not use other modules or components with mootools.

Glad to be of some help

Btw, can I just make a suggestion to anyone who develops / tests.... always test in IE.  I know many folks don't like it b/c its M$ but lets face it.. if your not designing something to work with IE your ignoring the majority of site traffice for anyone who's going to use your extension.  Same goes for Mootools.. always test with other mootools extensions active