Hi, my first post here. It is an excellent gallery thanks.
* just tested, the button would not download directly in IE either. Searched throught network but have not find a solution...
In my application, I may open the gallery to my clients, so they can download the imgaes freely. Now the safari in iOS12 has 3D touch, which can download an image (in pop-up mode, which is in photoswipe scripts I think) file quite easily. However, this is limited with an image file in the html, not embedded in CSS. So long-tap would not work any more.
Yes, I found there is a 'download' button setting, and the trick to put some code into description field to add the button. It works on my PC/Chrome perfectly: click it, and the image downloaded. However, on my test in Safari in iOS12, clicking the download button would open a new tab, then you can long-tap, and save it in the phone.
So here are some question:
1, Is there any way to properly insert some codes, by clicking the download button on mobile, it simply saves the image into phone picture app?
2, Or even better, can we find a way to release the image out of CSS, or by all means, long-tap/3D touch can save a pop-up image directly to the phone?
3, This may ask too much... is it possible to 'select' multiple images in thumbnail view, then click download and get all of them? Not necessarily via a zip file because I don't think iOS platform likes it, but save in batch would help a lot.
In all, I plan to use the gallery as a delivery platform, so after an events, my guests can view and download the images by themselves. Of course the imgage will not be huge or it can be very slow.
Any comment is welcomed. Thanks!
Leon