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Questions from a Prospective Buyer...

Posted: 14 Sep 2007, 14:19
by Bryan_Harrold
I have a few questions regarding imagevuex.
First off, when I view the test, it does not appear the same as the test example on this site. it can be viewed here:
http://www.bryanharroldphoto.com/test/

you can see that there are 2 links missing... just want to make sure that is not a problem.

question 2: I would like to have separate galleries for events that I photograph and not 1 gallery with subfolders. Is it possible to have entirely separate galleries for each event (read multiple galleries for one website), each with their own subcategories?

Question 3: How difficult is it to customize the templates? I.E. replace text, change colors, font, etc.

Thanks you in advance,
Bryan Harrold

Posted: 16 Sep 2007, 07:24
by Nick
Hmm about test - not sure how this could happen at all because all links are just plain html:
Code
 <a href="gdtest.php" target="output">GDtest</a>
	<br>
<a href="dirtest.php" target="output">DIRtest</a>
	<br>
<a href="dir2.php" target="output">Permissions</a>
	<br>
<a href="phpinfo.php">PHPinfo</a>
which is not your case, so i guess either someone edited it, or you got gallery from some other source.


About having multiple content folders thats possible too, check this topic for example:

viewtopic.php?t=2430&highlight=contentfolder

Posted: 16 Sep 2007, 23:15
by mjau-mjau
#1 Your test file is complete. I changed it recently to only have those 2 links which are the only ones necessary for the test.

#2 You can use the "contentfolder" setting to set up multiple galleries. Check the link that pain gave you, and also this one: https://www.photo.gallery/support/docs/115

#3 Its pretty straightforwarded editing templates. You do this by editing the configuration files which is simply a list of settings (Ex. www.photo.gallery/imagevue/config.ini ). You can easily change colors, background, interactivity, and some fonts (Unfortunately, you cvan currently only change the fonts in the slideshow module which is used to display images).