Lightbox Grouping by Custom Trigger Class Name
| Project: | Lightbox2 |
| Version: | 6.x-1.9 |
| Component: | Miscellaneous |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Running Lightbox2 6.x-1.9
Under Automatic Handlers I have everything disabled except for Custom Class Images
Automatic handler for custom class images: Lightbox Grouped
Custom image trigger classes: "photogallery"
On a given node my desired behavior is to have all images on the page open in a grouped lightbox. Some of the images are loaded via 2 different imagefields and some are loaded via img_assist module. When looking at the source code I can confirm that all of the images have the "photogallery" class in the "img" tag.
However for some reason the images are not opening up grouped together - the images in each imagefield are grouped together and the img_assist images are grouped together separately. Is this by design - can I get this behavior with Custom image trigger classes alone? Or do I need to use the "rel" attribute?
thanks!
#1
hi.. sorry to bump this but i'm really confused why this isn't working
here's an example page:
http://omaha.net/la-buvette
if you click on the images in the page you'll see that the 2 larger images open in a lightbox but are not grouped with the 3 smaller thumbnails at the bottom of the page.. all 5 images have my trigger class though "photogallery"
anyone have any ideas? am i confusing how the Custom Class Images automatic handler works?
#2
Ok - at line 172 of auto_image_handling.js
i changed this:
rel = rel_type + "[" + $(child).attr("class") + "]";to this:
rel = rel_type + "[" + custom_class + "]";not sure if this is a bug or a feature request.. but to me, when triggering a grouped lightbox with a custom class its more intuitive to group on the custom class than on the entire class attribute
this could probably be another option in the drop down menu that reads:
"Automatic handler for custom class images: "
the new option could be: "Lightbox Grouped by Custom Trigger Class Name"
(or something like that)