Beiträge von danjde

    But there is the possibility to show the detail image, instead of the original image. :)

    The whole applies to calling up the Pop-up box from the category view.

    See Category View >> General Settings >> Popup box original image

    in the Configuration Manager.

    Ah, wonderful, exactly what I was looking for!

    Showing the original image can be a problem if it weighs ten or twenty megabytes!


    PS: Copying files manually is generally not recommended.

    Yes, sure!


    Thanks for your help, very appreciated!



    Davide

    Hi Friends,


    using the JG 3.4.1, setting to "delete all original images" on "General Settings -> Backend loading -> Delete the original images after uploading?",

    obtains: "the image does not exist" on frontend slimbox, and looking into "media/Joomgallery/category_name/originals/" we see that it is really empty.


    Copying the images from "media/Joomgallery/category_name/details/" to "media/Joomgallery/category_name/originals/" solves the problem.


    This workaround obviously is not practicable, because the image that JG should show I don't think could be one drawn by "originals" which can weigh even several MB!, but if I understand correctly it should come from the path "media/Joomgallery/category_name/details/".


    Bug?


    Thanks!



    Davide

    The big question is how the information is stored in this old system?

    Is the data in database tables for categories and images as in the JoomGallery?

    Eh, a very very alien CMS, no table, data stored on dynamic text files, and so on, very very difficult to explain, here and exemple to a text file data:


    In the alien CMS we have for each gallery we have a .ffc file in

    "photos" which in practice only contains the list of images:


    Code
    §gallery§
    images.sordone,images.svasso_piccolo,[...],images.gal_5_img_7360
    §online§
    true
    §title§
    Immagini 2017
    §_sown_§,accounts.michele@users_riusa


    and then the images with relative accompanying file containing the

    text related to each image:


    so I must first analyze the gallery descriptor, recover

    all its descriptions and then generate a SQL for each gallery.


    Another possibility is to use the import script from fruwolt. You can find it here: https://github.com/fruwolt/csv2joom-dev


    I try to look inside this script, you never know...


    Many thanks for the useful information!


    Thanks!



    Davide

    Mostly, give a minimum idea of what it is. The current JoomlaExtensions JG graphics are incomprehensible and somewhat esoteric..


    In JoomlaExtensions there are many quality software which are not properly valued.
    It is thought that making good software is enough, but you also need to know how to propose it correctly and sometimes it doesn't take much.


    And anyway I didn't think of a new logo, which I like instead, I just thought of embellishing and making the JG product more comprehensible...



    Davide

    Hi Devs!

    I would like to share same consideration about an unusual data migration, in order to have your opinion.


    I've an alien cms, and I have to migrate the galleries from this to JoomGallery in particular the data associated with each individual image.

    I thought of importing the different galleries directly starting from the images and then export from the "alien cms" the data relating to the single image and import them on JoomGallery DB in sequence for each image.


    Have you already faced similar situations?

    Do you have any advice?



    Many thanks!



    Davide

    Hi Devs!

    First of all, congratulations for the incredible work done with JoomGallery!!!
    Then, I suggest you to change the image/logo of your wonderful component on Joomlaextensions portal.

    This one is no much attractive or/and worse comprehensible!

    And as you teach me what the eye sees is the first information, the most important!


    ..warned woman, half saved! ;)




    Thanks again!


    Davide Marchi