Web Gallery gone from iPhoto

Someone uploaded some pics to my web gallery, which is current online, and now that web gallery is no longer present in my iPhoto. If I go in to Preferences, Web Gallery - it's still listed there. But it's not under WEB GALLERY on the left side of library.
in the preferences what are the Sync settings? Try clicking sync now.
if that does not work then try going to your gallery on your iDisk (finder ==> iDisk ==> web ==> sites ==> _gallery ==> find the gallery you want - by number) and see if you can drag the photo to your desktop (and then import into iPhoto
LN
BTW - the most common way to lose contact with a web gallery is to make changed to it in iPhoto WHILE it is syncing with your iDisk - avoid doing this until Apple fixes this bug
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