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Although I am not certain how you are doing this ... with iframe or embedded menu. Generally you would use the SWFAddress URL pronunciation and #. Examples:

Seems to be similar problem here
using iframe
link to target iframe where imagevue is located triggers imagevue to show startpath rather than content folder desired
--->
?startpath= in url solved this

Charlie, I'm not quite sure if fishnick's suggestion helped you. Generally speaking, the SWFAddress method explained to you earlier simply works like that:

/#/content/folder/ -> goes to thumbnails page(as no image is specified)
/#/content/folder/image.jpg/ -> goes to an image.

Use the last option if you want to start at an image, or use the url parameter ?startpath=... instead.

Hello! I´ve got a problem very close to this. I´m trying to make a link from the HTML-pages of my homepage to pages of my iv-gallery. This works as you discribed before. But if I want to open a thumbnail-gallery (or an image) in a frame of a frameset, there is allway shown, what was defined in config/startpath. If the link goes to a new browser-window or a window without a frameset, it shows the thumbnail-gallery (or image) that I defined in the link and that´s what I want ... but in a frame. How can I send a link like /#/contend/folder/ into a frame?
Thank you, Marco from Berlin

Ok, I'm back. It feels like it's not doing the think and I simply can't find a way to get around it.
What is the right way to access a particular folder and output to iframe. I'm playing with two configs:
1. imagevue/#/content ... shows startpath slideshow
2. imagevue/?starpath=/content ... doesn't seem to show anything other than menu and bg

useswfaddress: - set disabled in second config

would be glad to disclose settings or urls. ask if needed

internal linking doesn't seem to work from inside of iframe on either config

thx

Ok after couple hours of play here is what seems to be the solution
useswfaddress: has to be enabled
startpath in config has to be content/ (use ?startpath= in URL if you need to instead)
now the URL that outputs to imagevue in iframe has to be constructed this way:
<a href="http://way to/imagevx2/?startpath=/content/.../#/content/.../" target="target frame">

some other settings of mine, which might be related, as they are set:
content folder - content/
startmode - image

2Developers: why /#/ syntaxis does not function from inside/to the iframe?

Wow! That´s it man! It´s working! Thanks a lot ...