Closed (fixed)
Project:
Node Gallery
Version:
6.x-2.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
3 Apr 2009 at 15:34 UTC
Updated:
3 Jan 2014 at 00:07 UTC
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Comment #1
kmontyI'm interested to know how you would like to use this feature?
Comment #2
Flying Drupalist commentedIs there going to be support for imagefield?
Many other modules plug into imagefield, such as imagefield crop, imagefield annotate, imagefield fupload.
Imagefield is the future, especially since it's going into core in D7 and will probably replace upload.
Comment #3
wilson98 commentedthere'll be no support for imagefield in 2.x, maybe when the druapl 7 come out, i'll consider it.
Comment #4
kmontyComment #5
igorik commentedReally, it's pity that you don't want to support imagefield.
This solution has a future, it is a drupal way, and the image module will be removing from drupal in the future.
I would like to use this module, I can see that is serious developed, but this is a step back.
Imagefield/filefield has so many settings and options what image hasn't.
Comment #6
dddave commentedImage module has nothing to do with this module.
Comment #7
kmontyI'm starting to agree that ImageField is the way it should be done going forward. That said, I wouldn't expect to see it until 7.x-3.x-div.
Comment #8
sdk commentedsubscribing
Comment #9
kunapatro commentedhow do i show my gallery in a row style ........i mean in a grid style
Comment #10
Tally commented@kunapatro: This question is answered already: How to display a Node Gallery in a grid?
Comment #11
dddave commented# 9 Please don't hijack threads.
Resetting!
Comment #12
resynthesize commentedSubscribing. I also agree that imagefield support is important - especially as there is currently no way to crop uploaded images that I am aware of with node gallery.
Comment #13
dbeall commentedadded to handbook FAQ
Comment #14
sinasalek commentedsubscribed, imagefield is the future.
Comment #16
justintime commentedNot only is imagefield the future, it's the present. There are features that we want to implement that are made much harder by the fact that we aren't using imagefield. Here's just a few benefits to moving to imagefield sooner rather than later:
I've talked with kmonty on this, and he's fine with someone taking a crack at this. He's swamped, but I have a couple of days off towards the end of January that I will devote to trying to get this in. If I can get it to work, I will commit a new CVS branch 6.x-3.x.
If anyone else wants to jump in and help contribute, feel free to do so. I'll update this ticket as I make progress.
Comment #17
RedTop commentedsubscribe, love to see this happening!
Comment #18
sadist commented@justintime, thanks for the brain-cracking.. and i agree with you, it must be sooner, especially important for community sites. and do consider this as well http://drupal.org/project/imagefield_avatar
Comment #19
lonehorseend commented+1 for this feature. I really need to be able to re-crop thumbnails with either imagefield_crop or imagecache javascript crop - http://drupal.org/project/imagecrop. Being able to manipulate the thumbnails is the one thing that is ruining this otherwise perfect module.
Comment #20
justintime commentedWhile I haven't had as much time as I'd like to work on it, I have been making progress on this in 3.x. All the big features are in place, and while I haven't worked out the entire upgrade path just yet, I can guarantee there will be a upgrade path that does not involve re-importing any images.
Just wanted to let everyone know there is still work being done on 3.x/imagefield+views.
Comment #21
igorik commentedthanks justintime for your work, I am looking forward to it when it will be finished.
bye
Comment #22
dddave commentedNG3 will be using the cck way.
Comment #23
Flying Drupalist commentedThis has already been implemented? Or is this just planned?
Comment #24
justintime commentedThe CCK imagefield integration is pretty much done in NG 3.x, but there are other things that make it pre-alpha quality. While I can't recommend using 3.x yet, I can tell you that there is *zero* chance imagefield integration will be removed :)