Browsing to the demonstration, it redirects to the picasa website if you click on an image.
It would be preferred to stay on the drupal site, and show the images with some jquery.
Browsing to the demonstration, it redirects to the picasa website if you click on an image.
It would be preferred to stay on the drupal site, and show the images with some jquery.
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Comment #1
philingle commentedI am interested in a module that dispalys picasa pictures but would also like to have it show the full size using lightbox rather than go to the picasa site
Comment #2
loloyd commentedI believe you can do that with the Picasa module, Views, Lightbox and maybe some PHP work, but I haven't tried that route yet. There is, however, a resource that talks about using Google's Picasaweb and Lightbox on Drupal but without using this Picasa module:
LD TechnoLogics PHP Image Gallery Slideshow Fused With Picasa Web Google API - Updated 2007/06/28
http://loloyd.com/blog/igs_picasaweb_api
You can find scripts there that you could directly inject in your nodes so you can enjoy a Lightbox effect out of your Picasaweb pictures. It's quite old and I haven't found time to update its documentation yet. The newer implementation can be found in my other website - http://loloyd.net/ - this will give you a feel of what does. All browse-able pictures in that site are sourced from my own Picasaweb account.
Having Lightbox support for this Picasa module in Drupal would be the ideal route though, admittedly.