Support/Comments for EvoGallery 1.0-beta1

What output does the TV produce all by itself in your template? Is the TV assigned to the template the resource in question is using?

Yes, the TV is assigned to the used template. (As said, it’s working well from the TV section in Edit Resource.)
I tried [tt][*gallery*][/tt] , [tt][+gallery+][/tt] and [tt][!GetField? &field=`gallery`!][/tt] - same output: nothing at all.
Edit:
BTW: MODx 1.0.4, ManagerManager 0.3.8

Wow great plug in. Thanks.

Very neat, I’m glad I found this. I wanted to add support for watermarking - this I can do, but I wanted options to not watermark, or change the anchor of it.

In what file(s) will I need to add my watermark options form elements and what actually happens when I file gets uploaded? I think I am getting thrown off by uploadify.

Thanks!

// update, found everything and threw in more than a few custom options and modified all the image handling (jpg only though) - I’m not great with php, but I will share if someone is interested.

Any ideas concerning the above mentioned problem? (#209)

Does anyone have a solution for getting the content_id placeholders like longtitle and introtext and such? best I have done so far is alias.ext.

Thanks!

You could use the GetField snippet:

I’m using EvoGallery in Cycle mode, and it’s working great, much appreciated! Two questions:

1. I’d like to use captions with each photo in this particular folder, but not sure just how...? [Cycle has this capability, just not sure where to integrate it]

2. Where is the size of the image generated? For some reason in this instance it’s not the actual size (height) of the photo, and the border is leaving a gap at the bottom (only 3px diff, but...)

Thanks!

Fast reply: that gap, isn’t that because there is some space between <div> <a><img></a> </div> try: <div><a><img></a></div>

The blanks between HTML tags don’t do any harm. Probably the gap is intentionally inserted by the browser to provide space for eventual tails of letters (like g or p) of a text. Try setting [tt]display: block;[/tt] and/or [tt]vertical-align: bottom;[/tt] in the CSS for the [tt]img[/tt] .