Hello,

I needed cloud zoom working for a client using D6, so I rewrote the module to include functionality that is currently in your beta, plus some more. I just want to share this fork with anyone interested.

This fork provides:

  • Profile support. Similar to imagecache, you create a profile with any settings you want, and assign that profile to your imagefield display. You can have unlimited profiles, to allow for different settings.
  • Full imagecache integration: Select imagecache for thumb, main and hover images
  • Full gallery integration: Multi value imagefields are rendered into a gallery.
  • Image title support: You can use either the node title or the image description as the title of the over image, even when using multivalue! (not supported by Cloud Zoom library normally)
  • Lightbox integration (via Lightbox2, jQuery Update and a small JS hack)
  • All library options exposed
  • Tint color selection via Farbtastic
  • External tpl file for complete customization of wrapper elements
  • Libraries module support for library placement
  • Fully translatable

Do note that no hacks/edits are needed to the Cloud Zoom library, all these are JS overrides from the module included JS code. You just enable the required module(s) and have fun :)

This is only for D6. If you need anything else, just comment below or at my blog where I keep an updated version of this.

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jerry commented

This is nice work, and I'd like to see it merged with any new version of this module (assuming that it's still maintained). Thanks for sharing it.

I ran into two small issues in my testing:

  1. The admin interface doesn't display the saved value of 'use_lightbox'.
  2. cloud_zoom.js is only loaded where there are multiple images and the title field is displayed. However, since the Lightbox2 fix is contained therein, it should be loaded unconditionally.
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dakku commented
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Status: Needs review » Closed (outdated)