You can edit the html printout therefore removing the forms which is what I did, or the correct way to do it would be to modify this code so that it removes the correct per blog tables: * (I didn’t edit it, I’m lazy)

if (isset($_POST['uninstall'])) {

check_admin_referer(’ngg_uninstall’);

*$wpdb->query(”DROP TABLE $wpdb->nggpictures”);
*$wpdb->query(”DROP TABLE $wpdb->nggallery”);
*$wpdb->query(”DROP TABLE $wpdb->nggalbum”);
*$wpdb->query(”DROP TABLE $wpdb->nggtags”);
*$wpdb->query(”DROP TABLE $wpdb->nggpic2tags”);

delete_option( “ngg_options” );
delete_option( “ngg_db_version”);

// now remove the capability
ngg_remove_capability(”NextGEN Gallery overview”);
ngg_remove_capability(”NextGEN Use TinyMCE”);
ngg_remove_capability(”NextGEN Upload images”);
ngg_remove_capability(”NextGEN Manage gallery”);
ngg_remove_capability(”NextGEN Edit album”);
ngg_remove_capability(”NextGEN Change style”);
ngg_remove_capability(”NextGEN Change options”);

$messagetext = ”.__(’Uninstall sucessfull ! Now delete the plugin and enjoy your life ! Good luck !’,'nggallery’).”;
}

One way around this is to allow the class tag on anchors , reference this post:

http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=5258&page

Worked for me.

Just a note

Also the “uninstall” didn’t work for me, it didn’t seem to do anything. Once I realized I had issues I had to manually deactivate the plugin and remove the appropriate db tables.

Thanks for the code.

I’ll have to look into the code to remove the setup tab for all users.

Thanks for the great work!