Hi,
I use the function printLatestUpdatedAlbums to display the last three updated albums on my home page and it worked fine but there are some things that I don't understand about it :

1. here http://www.zenphoto.org/documentation/plugins/_plugins---image_album_statistics.php.html#functionprintLatestUpdatedAlbums the function is discribed as "Prints the top voted albums". I presume that it's a mistake and that it should be "Prints the last updated albums", isn't it ?

2. Randomly, one of my subalbums (containing videos) appears in this list even if it wasn't updated at all recently.
   I can correct it easily by clicking "refresh metadata for this album" but it will happen again and I don't know how to prevent it.
   I've noticed that before refreshing the metadata of the album, the overview panel shows that I have 301 images in the gallery then after the refresh it shows 300 image.
   I use this code :

Do you have any idea about it ? I hope that I'm clear.
I use zenphoto version 1.2.6 [4381], image_album_statistics v1.2.6 is on, PHP Version 5.2.8.

Thank you for your help.

Do you have an image in the album that is used for the thumbnail of the video?

Yes Stephen.

I would guess that the plugin is not handling this correctly. Acrylian will have to look into both things you mentioned.

1. That's indeed a copy&paste error.
2. Might be possible that there is a bug. I am currently busy otherwise so if you like to take a look yourself meanwhile. The code is within getAlbumStatistic() starting line 53.

I must admit that I had a look and that it doesn't appear really clearly to me

Well, it works (or should work) this way in general:

1. Gets all albums
2. Gets the latest image from each album
3. Sorts these array of the latest images by mtime

Maybe we could get the albums itself by mtime, I am not sure currently how and when the album mtime value is added. This code has been there for quite a while now. I guess I will have to consult sbillard on that detail.

This issue happened again.
Any ideas ?

Thank you for your time.