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Hi there.

I just finished a site for a customer with Imagevue X2 integrated, which I want to show you - but first, thanks to mjau-mjau for this wonderful gallery!

Here is the page: http://sjfoto.dk/

I've combined the gallery with my own admin system, which made it available for the customer to have multiple instances of galleries with the same bunch of files. It's really handy, and it makes it easier for the visitors to get an overview.

It's done easy; let me explain: Whenever you add a folder to the root of your gallery, you have to make the same folder with the exact same name in the admin system. My admin system then inserts the name in a database, which the frontpage pulls out to make a list of the subgalleries acting as individually galleries. Then the system makes a folder within each subgallery and fills it with links to the other galleries. So, from every subgallery there is a folder named "Galleries" where you can jump to the other galleries - and go back to the frontpage as well. Have a look!

Again, thanks for this wonderful, configureable, customizeable, functioning gallery.

Frederik Brinck.

Hehe i liked this one:



Btw there is something wrong with link from main page, it should be just http://sjfoto.dk/gallery/ I think, without other url vars. You can put them into flashVars when embedding swf into html page.

First of all - Congratulations on your photography! Nice gallery customization you have also ...

Interesting multiple gallery structure you have. I have on suggestion - You are currently using: Why not use the # addressing method instead: Why? It doesn't make any difference, but your URLs get shorter. When we click a link to your gallery from the home page, it eventually gets an URL like this: ... where startpath and # are defining the same objective.

pain wrote:Btw there is something wrong with link from main page, it should be just http://sjfoto.dk/gallery/ I think, without other url vars. You can put them into flashVars when embedding swf into html page.

True, but then he needs to create HTML pages for each gallery. Certainly nothing "wrong"...

Thanks for the tip Karl, it has been fixed. I'm glad you liked it.

Yes Nick, it is a wild wild boar - and as Karl said, nothing's wrong, it is the way it's meant to be!

Frederik Brinck