
Quote from: hexagone at May 20, 2006, 02:52 PMThe snippet call looks OK to me.. do you have the dropshadow images in assets/snippets/maxigallery/dropshadow/? Have you changed the shadow picture names?
Hi, great gallery and CMS. I’ve been playing around with the gallery for the last two days and I can’t get the drop shadows to work.
I believe with MaxiGallerySolo you can do this.. have you tried it?
I’m in need of the random image feature. Hope it’s high on the list.
What I’d like is a way to make it fetch random images from multiple or single galleries with specified amount of images per row.
What do you mean by this? You can put any names to the documents what holds the galleries, use pagetitle and display it anywhere on the template you wan’t or put gallery title straight to the content area or whatever..?
Perhaps also be able to name the different galleries?
The title tags of pics should have text where the link goes, if the pictures have some link. The alt text should have the picture date. But I haven’t checked that are those same way in all the different display modes.. I haven’t paid very much attention to that side of the code yet as I’m going to make the snippet template driven sometimes soon (I hope) and people can then define the output them selves much easier..
Also I edited the code to use the title and description you define to be used in the alt and title attribute on img tag. This should be standard since those tags are used to describe the image for accessability.
Not possible. Sorry. Or it would be, but too much work to implement at this time.
Another feature I’d like to see is to make the urls SEO friendly instead of using query strings.
What’s the path where you have copied the snippet files? Are you sure that all files and folders are in place? Do you use Windows server?
No, I haven’t changed any of the default images. If it might help the default image mask don’t work also. I don’t get any error messages the image simply display without any drop shadow.
Life would be soooooooo much easier then!Maybe try this. If that doesn’t help, google.
1. When using Opera for Windows browser, the opacity of the background doesn’t work (i.e. you can’t see the web page behind, only a black screen).
2. The ’PREV’ and ’NEXT’ buttons seem a bit hard to get activated.
Atleast now if my mother asks me "..what did you learn today.." I can have something to say! 
<script language="javascript">
function redirect(url) {
// redirects the browser to the given url
document.location.href = url;
}
</script>
<button onclick="javascript:redirect('http://www.google.com/');">Surf Inside Me</button>



The user inputs are filtered through htmlentities function, so it’s not possible. But just remove the htmlentities calls from the snippet and it will be. I guess it would be good to add a configurable parameter whether inputs are wanted to be converted to html entities or not..
Is it not possible to use HTML in the title or description of the images? I need to be able to place elements in there (i.e. to PayPal buttons, other links, etc.), but it seems to treat all the input as sort of plain text and sort of HTML. Is this planned for another version or am I missing a key parameter or step in setup?
This discussion is closed to further replies. Keep calm and carry on.