I found description, but no to a X2 version. I am a wedding photographer, and I would like to use more full galleries. All galleries with an own menu, own contact form. Shall I place an independent copy in all wedding-directory? It is not to goog idea. How is it possible to achieve the desired result?
Thank You, CseZo
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Re: How can I use multi-gallery? (multi config)
The following pages may include information that answer your question(s):
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=3599
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=6598
and..
https://www.photo.gallery/documentation/folder-parameters/
For adding a contactform, check this out:
https://www.photo.gallery/documentation/sendemail/
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=3599
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=6598
and..
https://www.photo.gallery/documentation/folder-parameters/
For adding a contactform, check this out:
https://www.photo.gallery/documentation/sendemail/
Re: How can I use multi-gallery? (multi config)
Thank you for the answer, but this replaces the portfolios of the pictures only and exclusively unfortunately. The music, and the e-mail address on the contact form does not change. This for me not good
Re: How can I use multi-gallery? (multi config)
There are many ways to set up separate galleries, but Imagevue is not yet the multiuser gallery which you seem to be in need of. If you need everything separate, like contact forms and other settings, currently you would need to set up separate physical folders. If you want to use the same gallery location, this would work, but they would share some settings.
For example, you could create custom html documents, where you add some parameters directly to the html, for example "settings.email=blah@blahblah.com" ... This would separate settings, in addition to the possibility of having separate content folders as explained in the links provided by Felix. You still need to create index files with custom settings manually though ...
For example, you could create custom html documents, where you add some parameters directly to the html, for example "settings.email=blah@blahblah.com" ... This would separate settings, in addition to the possibility of having separate content folders as explained in the links provided by Felix. You still need to create index files with custom settings manually though ...