yesfolding away would be one solution
or maybe simply something like wp_dropdown_categories???

This Plug is VITAL to my future website – I have a huge backlog ’bout 800 pix

EVEN MORE SUGGESTIONS:
- NEW categories on the fly – so you dont have to “go out” and create them
- BATCH-(back)dating
-POSTING (e.g “POST ALL”) and possible disabling of “are you really sure you want to”…..
-LIGHTBOX-publishing can you add a SERIES of pictures to the lightbox??
- CROPPED SQUARE thumbs

I really would like to go deeper into this, do let me know if you need beta-testers….

again
thanks so VERY VERY much!
Jacob

what do you mean by limiting cats? is your issue a visual one i.e., you are annoyed by long category lists that are being displayed? and you would like to e.g. be able to fold away the subcats?

your second request for batch tags and cats will be there in the next version of photoq that is currently in beta testing. so if everything goes well you should have it in about two weeks…

and
BATCH-TAGS???!!!
assign tags and cats to a FOLDER of pictures, so you basically say: the content of this folder is in CAT1. cat1:sub1, cat1_sub2, tag1, tag2

thanks

Hmmm.

hmm, i just came across this:

check the bottom of the following page
http://demo.swfupload.org/Documentation/

looks like mac client + subdomains + swfupload can be a bad combination due to a bug in the mac version of the flash player. both wordpress and photoq use swfupload. so maybe that’s what you are experiencing. might also explain your error 500 assuming that mod security is not running on your server. the error might then be due to you trying to disable something your webserver doesn’t know about.

is there any chance you can try with a windows client (ouch! ;-)) ? like this we can be sure this is/is not the problem.

Any ideas?
Like I said in my previous comment, this is one of a few WP installations on this server, all in different folders and directed to different subdomains. Could there be permissions conflicts?

sorry for my late reply, was not around the last few days. most probably your server is running with mod_security. wordpress uses the same batch upload mechanisms photoq uses, so that explains why you have the problem in wp post upload and in photoq. normally this goes away if you edit your htaccess file ( see the following link to see where your .htaccess file should be: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Where.27s_my_.htaccess_file.3F ) as detailed in the installation section of this post. now, are you saying, that this is exactly what you did but the problem doesn’t go away?

I’ve tried:
Creating a new .htaccess in the directory of my photoblog (this gives me an Internal Server Error 500). Any help in this way would be awesome.
Changing the .htaccess in the root dir.
Changing the .htaccess in another WP installation.