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djel wrote:Must I change/duplicate config.inc.php or slideshowimagevueconfig.ini?

No, also "slideshowimagevueconfig.ini" is not part of Imagevue X2(it is from older imagevue V1).

First of all, in your admin, create two root folders, for example "gallery1" and "gallery2". Then you can create the folders as you like inside of them ... You would access your separate galleries like this:

yourgallery/?contentfolder=gallery1
yourgallery/?contentfolder=gallery2

Hehe, finally
Now I see my gallery interface with a loading icon in the center of my screen.

UPDATE: The new contentfolders works only when I change the name of the contentfolder in 'settings'.
Is there a solution to show both galleries.

Karl...somebody?
I need to know it.

Not quite sure what you mean "show both galleries" - Isn ´t the point of separating them, having two separate links to them? Perhaps you have a link to your gallery so I can fully see what you are trying to do, and/or whats wrong ...

My ImageVue x2 folders looks like this:


Now my settings of the contentfolder is 'content'. I see only the images of the 'contemt' folder.

When I open the galleries with the following links:
../?contentfolder=gallery1 or ../?contentfolder=gallery2

I see only my gallery Interface with a loading icon in the center. No menu, no images.

I would see both galleries with the links that you gave me. How can I fix it?
I hope its clear for you now.

Man, its so easy.

Only create a new folder in content and you make a link to it with:
../?contentfolder=content/gallery1
../?contentfolder=content/gallery2

so easy, grrrr

But when I would have two different backgrounds. Must I make two separate html/php pages?

djel wrote:But when I would have two different backgrounds. Must I make two separate html/php pages?

No, but nevertheless you COULD do that also.

If you want to use a separate STYLE between the galleries(for example different background image), that would involve using separate THEMES. For example, you can have:
../?contentfolder=content/gallery1&theme=white
../?contentfolder=content/gallery2&theme=zanzibar

Just another suggestion - If you don ´t like long URLs like that, you could create your own html files. For example:
gallery1.html
gallery2.html
(links would be "../gallery1.html" etc.)

Just use the file "index_example.html" as a reference file, and change the parameters directly in the documents.