Sorry, but you are not reporting correctly. This is what your site reports:
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That is not 1.4.4.1b and certainly not 1.4.4.1s (the support build)
Of course I have the ability to test with any build. But why would I do that? If you want a fix you have to use the builds that have fixes in them.
As for the build, I did the upgrade from your zip file for "b" which I downloaded from here. Do you mean my upgrade did not work or was the zip file loaded with the wrong build. The file I got is zenphoto-zenphoto-1.4.4.1b.zip (which I downloaded on 2/7). When I expanded it it created a folder called "zenphoto-zenphoto-1.4.4.1b" I then followed the upgrade instructions. So where is the real 1b? or is your reporting tool wrong? Is a support build a stable release? And now I see you have 1.4.4.2. I don't really want my full time job to have to become updating zen photo sites.
Back on topic, I did a clean install of the whole zenphoto (from the same zip file). You are correct, in this the search does create a working slideshow link. Oddly, it shows a link to nonexistent folders as in:
http://highroadmc.com/zendemo/page/slideshow
While in the other variant, it calls completely differently as in:
http://dennsantorophoto.com/zenphoto/index.php?p=slideshow
Both are using the same call (from the functions.php in colorbox under the eff+ theme whether I use the theme itself or use a customized copy of the theme as far as I can tell). Why even a copy of the theme would call back to the original instance of the theme is beyond me since the whole theme gets copied.
And how does the system uses nonexistent folders on one implementation and completely different calls in another when I have not changed that as far as i can see (nor do I know how nonexistent folders can work unless you have some sort of aliasing system I have not found).
But if that gives you any clues that might help I'd love to hear them. In the meantime I have had to edit the actual functions.php under colorbox to wrap the call in a div so on the search result page I can hide the nonfunctioning link. Not an optimal solution.