Hi,
two questions, can I, on login, have users jump straight to the login form, without the manage pictures button? And what do I do to only show 5 upload fields on that page?
tnx fr.
just curious, does anybody know when MG will be available for Revo?
Quote from: Frank at Sep 21, 2009, 02:01 AM
two questions, can I, on login, have users jump straight to the login form, without the manage pictures button? And what do I do to only show 5 upload fields on that page?
if you create a document that has a MaxiGallery call with &manage_gallery parameter, it will go straight to picture management always. &upload_field_count can be used to set the count of file uploading fields. If you want to limit the gallery to 5 pictures max, use &max_pic_number parameter. See the parameters in MaxiGallery wiki page for more info.
Quote from: Frank at Sep 21, 2009, 02:01 AM
just curious, does anybody know when MG will be available for Revo?
Never.. atleast not by me. I’m doing a new from ground up Gallery resource for Revo.
"He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
Hi Doze,
thanks, clear case of rtfm i guess.
Are the options to get rid of the other buttons (I only need an upload form and the upload images button) as well, available through MGcall parameters as well?
And I know you are not "porting" MG for revo, just curious when the code of that new feature will be available.
Used MG because there is no name, and curious because I would also like to move the sites that use MG to Revolution.
tnx, fr.
Quote from: Frank at Sep 21, 2009, 03:38 AM
Are the options to get rid of the other buttons (I only need an upload form and the upload images button) as well, available through MGcall parameters as well?
Do custom picture management templates based on the original ones and remove unneeded stuff from them. See wiki for more info about maxigallery templates.
Quote from: Frank at Sep 21, 2009, 03:38 AM
And I know you are not "porting" MG for revo, just curious when the code of that new feature will be available.
No idea..
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