Just a quick question...

On my site www.agency.asia, for some time, I've used SIG Pro.

Then, last night, the page would no longer load, and the following error was all that showed:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: gd_info() in /home/u1/inkybrain/agency.asia/html/plugins/content/jwsigpro.php on line 93

I turned it off and the page loads fine. I uninstalled and reinstalled, to no effect.

I googled this, and can find nothing about it, nor in the forum.

There have been no new mods or extensions added.

Any thoughts?

I am also expereincin this problem.

The thread:

SIG pro shuts down my whole site!

From: strate

seems to have a solution.

Something about the GD2 library. A section of the code that enables the thumbnail creation.

the thread ends, without telling us how to activate the GD2 Library.

I posted on there as well...

Also found this about the GD2 Library:

Premium Commercial Joomla! Extensions => Simple Image Gallery PRO (plugin/mambot) => Topic started by: mstod00 on September 15, 2008, 05:19:37 AM

This thread show a solution by searching for a file named: "php_gd2.dll" and modifying it. But his directory information: php/ext folder is unclear. And I have not been able to locate the file he calls to.

Am I missing something here?

Most frustrating is this: exactly 1 month ago, everything was fine, all worked beautifully. I log back in to finish my site yesterday and I get the "Fatal Error...Line 93" message. If the host server/webmaster is messing around, what could have been done to disable this?

Have them on chat right now, and they're telling me its already installed and active...

could there be another matter?

Hi again!

Well, second the official PHP manual ( gd_info() )
with the function gd_info retrieves information about the currently installed GD library.

If the GD isn't installed the function returns null ( void ).
Your host says that the GD is installed and activate.
Can you please check if the function is supported by your php?
This function is supported only for PHP 4 >= 4.3.0, PHP 5

Thank you!