Photo Gallery Troubles Again

[Ed at UFC]

Hi All: I posted earlier but thought I had it fixed but not. Problem is I
open my commercial photo gallery either in my computer or direct open web
and it does not display as photo gallery just normal page. My Residential
gallery works fine.
www.unitedfence.com
I did detect & Repair, Reverse publish, Checked for updates etc.. but cannot
get 3 out of 4 galleries working so I can edit. They diplay fine but no edit
abilities. Please help.

 

[E. T. Culling]

Do you really want folks to have to scroll back and forth on this page? Same
thing with Commercial.
http://www.eleanorstravels.com/galleryconsiderations.htm
http://www.eleanorstravels.com/PhotoGalleryPrograms/index.htm
JAlbum would be much better for your needs.
Eleanor

http://www.unitedfence.com/res_slide_show.htm

 

[Ed at UFC]

IS that an answer? or a question? I dont think the presentation is bad, I
think it keeps the screen clean. or maybe your not seeing the layout
properly on your machine. The page should not have to scroll but the small
images should with the arrows to right and left. Page does not move at all
or should not if working properly, Dont really want to click on images and
have them open in remote windows.
Thanks for you comments though, Ed

 

[Ronx]

In Firefox the Residential page is approx. 2000px wide - too much for
most screens, even at full screen.
The slide show gallery will only work in Internet Explorer.

 

[Ed]

Thanks, Page is designed at 100% and is not working properly. Do the other
gallerries fit the window?
Ed

 

[Ronx]

Yes, but IMO they are not very pleasant to use, from the users point
of view. As Eleanor said, consider using jAlbum or another gallery,
and drop the FrontPage version - which will probably die if you try to
edit it.

 

[Ed]

Looks like good advise especilly if updating the gallery can currupt the
files. In J album how will that publish with frontpage (the same way?) or
do I need to use FTP and remove extensions?
Ed

 

[Ronx]

Create the gallery in Jalbum, and save to a folder OUTSIDE the web.
Open the web in FrontPage, and File->Import the complete folder
containing the Jalbum gallery. Link to the gallery main page as
normal. Publish as usual.

 

[Ed at UFC]

Thank, will try this weekend
Ed

Create the gallery in Jalbum, and save to a folder OUTSIDE the web.
Open the web in FrontPage, and File->Import the complete folder containing
the Jalbum gallery. Link to the gallery main page as normal. Publish as
usual.