image path laying down double '//'at start of url.

In D7 I reviewed the settings ; under configuration --- media ---Public file system path -- the path is correct: sites/default/files

Under field 'galleria_image' the
url is rendered uri (String, 48 characters ) public://gallery-images/example.jpg - doubling up on the '//'
the url is called in the
jquery.galleria.js
thickbox-compressed.js
galleria.theme,inc (include file)

so. how is this ..public getting written..
hmm.

there is a function Galleria.addTheme..
that refers to the path.. in 3315

 // look for the absolute path
        $('script').each(function( i, script ) {

            // look for the theme script
            var reg = new RegExp( 'galleria\\.' + theme.name.toLowerCase() + '\\.' );
            if( reg.test( script.src )) {

                // we have a match
                css = script.src.replace(/[^\/]*$/, '') + theme.css;

                Utils.addTimer( "css", function() {
                    Utils.loadCSS( css, 'galleria-theme', function() {
                        Galleria.theme = theme;
                        $doc.trigger( Galleria.THEMELOAD );
                    });
                }, 1);

but i don't know enough to work with this..just a stab in the dark..

if I create a standard 'Article' and add an image..the double "//" doesn't get laid down..so it must be within the writing of the galleria..

-- it doesn't look to me, as though the galleria images are picking up the image cache in Drpal 7..
i've changed image cache locations..

in D7 under content types
Administration » Structure » Content types » myGalleryContentType
under Manage Display tab, format , Galleria is selected with the settings selected for Zoomed image style: galleria_zoom
Preview image style: galleria_thumb

I see various image cache directories under
for example:
sites/default/files/styles/galleria_thumb/public/modules/image
sites/default/files/styles/large/public/field/image
..
but the galleria isn't saving content there.. its saved at the main default/files level. ..
anyone have success w. this module in Drupal 7?

hmm

thanks.
I've tinkered with this line of code and it does work..
this would be a bug of some type, right..?

thank you for volunteering that bit of infomation.. i can move forward..

now that i've hard written the path..
.. and i'm able to render content i want to customize the display..
I've purchased the site's 'Twelve' Theme..
got it to render standalone..
uploaded the directory 'Twelve' to sites/all/modules/galleria/js/themes/twelve

how do i get galleria to render the twelve theme..
http://jackhutton.com/ruschmeyer/content/brustin-4#overlay-context=conte...
renders classic ..

i see the the gallery.loader.js
line 18

	    $('.galleria-content', context).galleria(opt);

is 'opt' option.. do i add 'twelve' here..
i searched on 'classic' but didn't find the theme called out..
thanks

posted a patch question in the other queue.. thanks

still trying to use the purchased 'Twelve' theme w. the drupal 7 install..
In sites\all\modules\galleria\js
jquery.galleria.js
line 488 in the

Galleria = function() {

    var self = this;

    // the theme used
    this._theme = undef;

i tried changing 'undef' to 'twelve' .. of course, it didn't work :)
any ideas as to how to integrate the new 'twelve' theme here. .. it sure would look nice.. :)

thanks

documentation on the galleria site refers to this function

http://galleria.aino.se/docs/1.2/themes/using_themes/
Galleria.loadTheme('galleria/themes/classic/galleria.classic.js');

the function
within the drupal 7 module has these comments

/**
    loadTheme loads a theme js file and attaches a load event to Galleria

    @param {String} src The relative path to the theme source file

    @param {Object} option Optional options you want to apply
*/

Galleria.loadTheme = function( src, options )

so..where is this 'src' being derived? can it be modified to the path to the 'twelve' directory in the modules js/themes directory?

thanks

I applied the patch from comment #9 manually - and it successfully renders from the imagecache files..
Thank you gopherspidey

Had success applying the 'twelve' theme.. posted the steps here:
after using the patch in comment #9 and lots of head scratching..

http://drupal.org/node/802206#comment-4231154

i have to work through an problem with IE 8 - the page bombs out w an 'tried 2 times' 'endless loop' warning/error message.. so, still not there.
it renders well with chrom, mozilla, safari..but not IE.. .. any thoughts?

looks good & renders in IE8..
(you have some error messages ..you know. fb.. )

http://jackhutton.com/ruschmeyer/carolands
this is a test gallery.. test images.. I want to use their 'Twelve' gallery.. which i purchased..and integrated w. the module.. some hacks..
seems to work in Chrom, Mozilla, Safari but IE blows out.. javascript.. have to figure it out.. any ideas/tools for troubleshooting the javascript errors..or looping ..that IE is sensing..? thanks

its a good looking module if it would be supported, fixed..

thanks for your help here..

yeah.. it does crash ie8.. how do i troubleshoot that .. i get no meaningful error messages..

thanks.. I'm chomping at the bit :)
you have an amazing product here & can sell custom themes..but, def could use help - i have been trying to get this functional for an anxious friend/client..
reinstallled the module w. the Galleria 7.x-1.x-dev (2011-May-04) version and having problems - wondering whether to work through the or wait for your posting.. Thank you for working on this!!

wow.. thanks doubly. then. I would think the originators of galleria would be interested in the Drupal integration.. So. Thank you guys for expending the time, effort & $ I'm not as strong w. the .js and code

would you have any clue as to why the 'format column' (line 4 in the read me text) would no longer appear ? I cannot figure out how to bring that column back so I can select different imagecache versions.. I'll keep at this as well.

I reverted back to my previous install of galleria w. the twelve theme integration.. and will watch this thread..
again. Thank you all!