in case you have ever wondered when and how it all began…
memex
All this is conventional, except for the projection forward of present-day mechanisms and gadgetry. It affords an immediate step, however, to associative indexing, the basic idea of which is a provision whereby any item may be caused at will to select immediately […]

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no idea what version to which this applies as i’ve never installed or configured gallery2, but here’s the process by which i just now debugged one particular gallery2 install…
gallery2/config.php
line 30 - @ini_set(’display_errors’, 1);
line 134 - $gallery->setDebug(’buffered’);
1st error:
Unknown column ‘g2_Item.g_renderer’
grep -r ‘renderer’ *
modules/core/classes/GalleryStorage/schema.tpl:
CREATE TABLE DB_TABLE_PREFIXItem(
…
DB_COLUMN_PREFIXownerId int(11) NOT NULL,
DB_COLUMN_PREFIXrenderer varchar(128),
ALTER TABLE g2_Item ADD g_renderer VARCHAR(128) NULL AFTER […]

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when mixing standard selects containing table aliases with LEFT JOIN’s you need be aware of a critical change as of mysql 5… if you reference a table alias in an ON clause the same way you might have in verison 4, mysql may report an ‘unknown column’ error.
so, a query of the form:
SELECT a.id FROM […]

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if you’ve divorced movabletype, successfully exported and imported your existing posts, and eloped with wordpress, undoubtedly you’ll want to maintain all the inbound links google and other search engines have accumulated over time so that your adoring public will still be able to locate your scribblings…
here are the three most important classes of url’s to […]

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in response to this update about the ‘css improvements’ in IE8, and my previous post about your brilliant ‘version targeting’ concept, i have the following recommendation:
GIVE UP.
what a sordid history “your” browser has endured!it is time you sent it off on an ice floe.

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