By justbradford on

I've gotten Shadowbox "installed," and I see it as a module...but can I use it directly in D6 to create a photo album without overrides, etc...? It's a great-looking thing, but I need to spend time on making music....if Shadowbox requires any substantial hacking (for an idiot like me) to utilize, then I probably need to try something more basic. (I've managed to do a few things, like create a calendar and various things with Blocks and Views...just trying to see if this module is something I can get time-effective results from...)

Thanks!

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justbradford commented

Let me clarify: I'm not being lazy. I'm just unable to find any documentation that says, "hey, you should be able to use Shadowbox like a normal module once properly installed...if not, something is wrong." Or, "Here's the basic deal: you install the module, then you have to add the following lines of code to yadayada.tpl.php..."

I don't see anything on the shadowbox official site specific to Drupal, and haven't found anything in the Drupal forums that addresses the above either.

Anybody???

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minitheman commented

Hi, I cannot find anything neither. Did you find the solution yet?

Thanx.

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boozemun commented

Any word on that? I am not an idiot or maybe I am but I find NO DOCUMENTATION ANYWHERE??? Have you found any?

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justbradford commented

I've got it working at www.justbradford.com ...but unfortunately I forget now how I did it (or whether someone else did...had help on much of the development; but I've done a good bit w modules and Views)... I DO seem to recall having to install JavaScript package in a certain directory...

One thing I'd like to solve: how to get caption/description field to show up....!?!??