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Old 27-08-2008, 06:10 PM
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Anyone know of a good image gallery for Joomla that I can use?
I am setting up a web site for a guy, and he has ALOT of work.... So I need a gallery that I can use for uploading a great amount of images, suits Joomla 1.5.5 and can be used from the front end.


Can anyone help?

If you want to see the site it's
http://www.torerikledang.no
His site may take a little while to load, the hosting he chose sucks -.-. When I was half done with the site, they lost all items in the MySQL database, so I had to fix it. Wish he had changed his host... :P

I haven't designed anything, just fixed CSS and stuff. This guy is a great designer, and he has designed the banner and such on his own. He doesn't know any programming though, so that's why I set up a Joomla site for him.
I know it's really a simple site, but that's the way he wanted it, so :)

Please post links to galleries if you know of any?
Thanks!

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Old 27-08-2008, 06:18 PM
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"For performance issues, prefer not to use more than 20 - 30 images per content item, otherwise you're just overweighing your pages."

This might be a problem. I need a gallery where images can be uploaded from the front end. I want him to upload the images him self since he has so many of them. And no, he can't use a ftp program, and I won't let him.
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Using wikki or letting a programmer customize a gallery for you so the end user can upload it. For the right programmer its all copy and paste these days.
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Old 27-08-2008, 07:30 PM
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Using wikki or letting a programmer customize a gallery for you so the end user can upload it. For the right programmer its all copy and paste these days.
My boyfriend is a programmer, but I don't see the point of making a gallery and working it into Joomla when I can download extensions for Joomla that is ready to innstall.

I have searched for a good gallery, but I am having problems finding one that fits my need. I don't want a fancy pantsy gallery, but a simple one that I can download A LOT of images up to via front-end and having a lightbox preview or something...
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if you're looking for a ready-to-use and highly-customizable solution i can recommend gallery 2 and using a joomla-gallery2 bridge for implementation. it might be a bigger afford in the beginning to set everything up, but in the end it pays out. you can easily set a gallery-only account up for him and he will be able to upload all his work without any hazzle.

Gallery | Your photos on your website
Joomla! Extensions Directory - Gallery 2 Bridge
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I'd be interested in hearing what solution you end up using! I'm working with a photographer who wants something similar.
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Old 04-09-2008, 09:40 PM
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I'd be interested in hearing what solution you end up using! I'm working with a photographer who wants something similar.
I used this
Coppermine Photo Gallery
With a bridge to Joomla
Joomla-Coppermine Bridge (Main Page)

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Thanks - I'll give it a go.
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coppermine is great indeed, but does the joomla bridge fix the clean-url problem coppermine is still having? i have dismissed it in the past for that reason.
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