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    That’s awesome!

    Will we be able to use our own Front end presentation with or without Ext Core?
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      Quote from: lossendae at Jan 10, 2010, 01:15 PM


      Will we be able to use our own Front end presentation with or without Ext Core?
      Yes. It will be based on JS chunk, something like
      $("a[rel=[[+galleryID]]").colorbox({transition:"[[+transition]]", width:"85%", height:"85%"});
      

      and custom preconfigured CSS (for loading only on demand)...
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        Galleries makes many Ajax requests to flickr (frontend gallery with 25 photos per page makes 52 requests, it caching but we want actual data about photos). So, photos information fetching via JS (for prevent long time of page loading), ideally I want plain JS without reference to any JS framework.
        Single photos fetching via php. Just few examples without any styling.

        lossendae, I get your flickr set for this example.
        [[XGallery? &set=`72157621854436652`]]
        




        [[XGallery? &set=`all` &perpage=`25`]]
        



        single picture
        [[XPhoto? &id=`3761538446`]]
        



        P.S. Sorry for my English
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          That’s basically what i wanted for replacing maxigallery on Revo. A backend for managing & building custom galleries, locally or hosted (flickr, picasa...), a php wrapper generating markup not related to any js framework or flash and let the user choose what markup he want and if he want, add js/flash effect of his choice to beautify it.

          This way it’s degradable, and very modular.

          I did not take a look at your code yet, and i don’t think i will soon since i’ve not the time but i really love what you’re doing.

          I’ll wait in line for your release to start experiment with it.

          Keep up the good work smiley
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            Quote from: lossendae at Jan 10, 2010, 04:12 PM

            ...and i don’t think i will soon since i’ve not the time but i really love what you’re doing.
            Sadly, but I don’t have time now too. Two weeks later, planning to return. I hope smiley
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              looking forward to it