Greetings all,
I am considering moving my 8 year old 4Images Gallery to Piwigo but I wanted to ask a couple of questions.
1. I installed a test copy of version 2.2 RC4 and noticed that there is a "Gallery" and "Upload" directory. Now all the photos I migrated using the pLoader (love it btw) ended up in the "Upload" directory with virtual Album names. Is that the correct behavior? What exactly is the "Gallery" directory for?
2. Would it be "better" to create physical galleries (aka 4Images) or just go with the flow and use Virtual?
2. My gallery has over 10,000 photos and I average over 30,000 unique visitors a month according to google analytics
3. I noticed that if you install the BBCode Bar plugin that leaving comments becomes impossible
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IcyHot wrote:
1. I installed a test copy of version 2.2 RC4 and noticed that there is a "Gallery" and "Upload" directory. Now all the photos I migrated using the pLoader (love it btw) ended up in the "Upload" directory with virtual Album names. Is that the correct behavior? What exactly is the "Gallery" directory for?
Yes. That's the normal behavior.
IcyHot wrote:
2. Would it be "better" to create physical galleries (aka 4Images) or just go with the flow and use Virtual?
When you have physical category (a folder uploaded to /galleries/) then a category with the folder's name is created and the pictures are associated to that gallery. That way you can assosiacte these images to other virtual galleries but that images will remain in the physical (obligatory) (<--- I'm not 100% sure, please someone check this).
But if you have virtual galleries (the /upload/ folder) you can move images from one category to other or associate them to multiple categories very easily.
IcyHot wrote:
2. My gallery has over 10,000 photos and I average over 30,000 unique visitors a month according to google analytics
That's not a problem.
IcyHot wrote:
3. I noticed that if you install the BBCode Bar plugin that leaving comments becomes impossible
I'm using 2.1.6 with this same plugin and my users (guests and registered) have no problem posting comments. (proof: http://art.politeia.in/picture.php?/1720/category/6 )
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Umm the failure to write a comment acts the same on your website. I wonder if this is a Mac/Safari thing?
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IcyHot wrote:
Umm the failure to write a comment acts the same on your website. I wonder if this is a Mac/Safari thing?
Can you describe more precisely the "problem"/"bug" as I think I'm having something similar. Let me explain, (with Firefox) when I click on the comment to write, it immediately unclicks and the only way is to click in the author and with TAB change to the comment spot. <-- if this is your problem, then it's a bug and I/you must report it.
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IcyHot wrote:
3. I noticed that if you install the BBCode Bar plugin that leaving comments becomes impossible
I think it comes from the browser
This just be able idendifier FF4
This will soon be corrected
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ddtddt wrote:
IcyHot wrote:
3. I noticed that if you install the BBCode Bar plugin that leaving comments becomes impossible
I think it comes from the browser
This just be able idendifier FF4
This will soon be corrected
I don't think is browser related as I'm having this problem with Firefox 3.6.16 and Chrome 10.0.648.204. With IE 8.0.7610 works, btw.
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n0kS wrote:
IcyHot wrote:
Umm the failure to write a comment acts the same on your website. I wonder if this is a Mac/Safari thing?
Can you describe more precisely the "problem"/"bug" as I think I'm having something similar. Let me explain, (with Firefox) when I click on the comment to write, it immediately unclicks and the only way is to click in the author and with TAB change to the comment spot. <-- if this is your problem, then it's a bug and I/you must report it.
You describe what I experience exactly. While we are smart enough to figure out a "work around" I highly doubt most of my users would be so patient.
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Yeah, we should report this as it's not only me related.
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n0kS wrote:
Yeah, we should report this as it's not only me related.
Well, since I am the new guy I bow to your wisdom :)
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n0kS wrote:
I don't think is browser related as I'm having this problem with Firefox 3.6.16 and Chrome 10.0.648.204. With IE 8.0.7610 works, btw.
ok I back this problem to the developer of this plugin
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ddtddt wrote:
n0kS wrote:
I don't think is browser related as I'm having this problem with Firefox 3.6.16 and Chrome 10.0.648.204. With IE 8.0.7610 works, btw.
ok I back this problem to the developer of this plugin
Thanks ddtddt.
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n0kS wrote:
That way you can assosiacte these images to other virtual galleries but that images will remain in the physical (obligatory) (<--- I'm not 100% sure, please someone check this).
This is not true. The plugin ([extension by plg] Virtualize) will move the migration files.
The folder ./galleries is only for adding photos via FTP (old historical method).
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I know this bug for FF4, not FF6.3.. strange
Anyway I'm updating the plugin with a new javascript implementation : markItUp! (a jQuery plugin)
It's done but I've some problems with the interoperability with SmiliesSupport so... W&S, it must be completed for the official release of 2.2.0 ;)
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mistic100 wrote:
I know this bug for FF4, not FF6.3.. strange
Anyway I'm updating the plugin with a new javascript implementation : markItUp! (a jQuery plugin)
It's done but I've some problems with the interoperability with SmiliesSupport so... W&S, it must be completed for the official release of 2.2.0 ;)
Thanks! 2.2.0 released today so we're waiting for updates on your plugin.
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new version released
[extension by mistic100] BBCode Bar
please update also SmiliesSupport id you use it
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