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I'm not able to run the module bug free.
The problem is that there is no image in the modules table.
What I have tried:
- with both lightbox and thickbox: no image
- different path's to gallery folder: If I have the wrong folder I will get an information on the site. If I have the right folder, the border/ background of the table appears (without images).
- different image types jpg, png: nothing
- different user: admin, ... with access
- view in node .../brillant_gallery and blocks: in both I see the modules background/ border
please help me, I'm very interested in this feature
thanx
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#10 | brilliant_pathfix.patch | 1.62 KB | davemybes |
screenshot_23.jpg | 116.43 KB | true-pal |
Comments
Comment #1
admish CreditAttribution: admish commentedCould you please provide installation documentation? I am getting the same error.
Comment #2
true-pal CreditAttribution: true-pal commented- XAMPp 1.6.2 (@Win XP Pro)
- PHP Version 5.2.2
- Drupal 5.2
- mySQL 5.0.41
- modules:
/devel/devel.css
/cck/content.css
node/node.css
system/admin.css
system/defaults.css
system/system.css
user/user.css
panels/layouts/flexible.css
views_bonus/views_bonus.css
themes/garland/style.css
misc/jquery.js
misc/drupal.js
jquery_update/compat-1.0.js
jquery_update/collapse-fix.js
Comment #3
admish CreditAttribution: admish commentedPerhaps installation instructions? I cannot get the module to work correctly. I think it has something to do with image.php not being able to generate the thumbnails correctly. The generated href's come out fine and thickbox works fine.
Comment #4
davemybes CreditAttribution: davemybes commentedI have come across the same problem on my hosted server, but it works fine on my localhost server. On the hosted server, I have installed the module in a multisite setup that is running in a subfolder. Hence, the file structure is:
It has something to do with the multisite setup. When I moved the module into the sites/all/modules folder, everything worked. Make sure you move both Thickbox and Brilliant_Gallery into the sites/all/modules folder.
Comment #5
true-pal CreditAttribution: true-pal commented@incrn8
thanx for this hint, but I have no multisite ... other ideas welcome :-)
Comment #6
davemybes CreditAttribution: davemybes commentedHmm, alright then. But have you installed the two modules into the sites/all/modules folder? Or did you put them into the /modules folder? I noticed some code in the module that specifically uses the sites/all/modules folder.
Comment #7
true-pal CreditAttribution: true-pal commentedafter writing comment #5 I realised your hint in my single site system (copied the modules to /sites/all/...; deleted in ../default a.s.o.). But the problem is still existent. Any debug hints/ instructions for newbie in this matter (devel-module, firebug ...) welcome.
Comment #8
rfranquet CreditAttribution: rfranquet commentedBrilliant Gallery HOWTO Express.
I installed (Copied) on a sites/all/modules both modules (brilliant gallery and Thickbox) and I configured the "Path to the gallery folder: " field without the end slash "/"
example:
Copy images on /files/catalog folder
Configure Brilliant gallery Module with field
Path to the gallery folder: catalog
url: http://www.mysite.com/?q=brilliant_gallery
regards.
Comment #9
Vacilando CreditAttribution: Vacilando commentedTry using the new version from http://drupal.org/node/171445/release
There are many bug fixes and improvements. It is now also possible to add gallery into any node, using a special tag.
Detail instructions are at http://quidne.vacilando.org/bg
Cheers,
Tomas / Vacilando
Comment #10
davemybes CreditAttribution: davemybes commentedTomas,
The problem with images not showing up is that you are using a hard-coded path to your module. If people, like me, put the module in another folder - like on a multisite setup - no images appear. The solution (and the correct Drupal way for getting a path to the module) is to use drupal_get_path('module', 'brilliant_gallery').
I have attached a patch to fix that issue in the latest v2.1 release of your module. I also took the liberty of cleaning up the img tag a bit:
By the way, the multiple gallery option is awesome!
Comment #11
Vacilando CreditAttribution: Vacilando commentedThanks a lot; patch has been applies and I've just created a new release that contains it (brilliant_gallery 5.x-2.2).
Cheers,
Tomas / Vacilando
Comment #12
Vacilando CreditAttribution: Vacilando commented