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As suggested on http://drupal.org/node/809436, it would be good to have a slideshow-type capability.
This could mean a couple of different things. I had in mind the type of forward / backward arrow thing shown with views galleria module like on this demo: http://galleria.aino.se/
There could also be auto-scrolling of images on a timed basis. This would require a start / pause button.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#26 | galleryformatter.zip | 55.91 KB | carles.estevadeordal@gmail.com |
#26 | galleryformatter.diff | 15.08 KB | carles.estevadeordal@gmail.com |
#18 | gfslideshow-module-810302-17.patch | 7.31 KB | DRIVE |
#18 | gfslideshow-gfjs-810302-17.patch | 2.05 KB | DRIVE |
#18 | gfslideshow-greenarrowscss-810302-17.patch | 2.02 KB | DRIVE |
Comments
Comment #1
Manuel Garcia CreditAttribution: Manuel Garcia commentedThis is an understandable feature request.
I thought about using one of these jQuery plug-ins to get the jQuery Gallery, but most of these are filled with features. I want the module to be light, and I want the gallery to work also without JS enabled.
I want to flush out any bugs before introducing new features, specially those that take long to implement, so this is not a priority at the moment. Unless someone provides a patch that introduces this functionality, it may not get in before we make the stable 1.0 release.
Comment #2
Manuel Garcia CreditAttribution: Manuel Garcia commentedOK, this probably depends on #826928: Add simple photo advance being filled before.
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BenK CreditAttribution: BenK commentedSubscribing...
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Manuel Garcia CreditAttribution: Manuel Garcia commentedComment #6
vlooivlerke CreditAttribution: vlooivlerke commentedPlease make this for D6 and not just D7.
This will be a very cool feature.
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petersmeekens CreditAttribution: petersmeekens commentedSubscribing..
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W.M. CreditAttribution: W.M. commentedI agree that feature would be lovely. Thanks for this great module.
Comment #11
ununpentium CreditAttribution: ununpentium commentedLooks like there's been a stable 7x-1.0 release available since January 2011. Any plan to resume consideration and include this slideshow functionality in the roadmap?
The nice thing about this mod is that it is clean and lightweight compared to others. Hopefully an automatic/timer scroll can be added - stripped down to just offer this functionality - so that the mod can remain light (so many of the other slideshows are clunky looking and oddly configured).
Thanks.
Comment #12
DRIVE CreditAttribution: DRIVE commentedHave slideshow 95% completed but I have some work left to do on my version but it is testing out very well thus far.
Gallery Formatter Slideshow Screencast: http://gf.dev-drive.com/gallery-formatter-slideshow-test1-screencast/
3.5mb 2.4 minutes long
Work left to do is noted in screen cast but will post it here anyway:
1) Add function to stop slideshow when clicking to modal
*thumb hover function completed... stops slideshow when hovering on thumbs with mouse (demonstrated in screencast)
2) Add function with button to start and stop slideshow
3) Add setting's form selector for Admin to show/hide slideshow button in Gallery Formatter settings screen.
E.g. might enable button for Content Type 'x' but not content type 'y' or 'z'.
Comment #13
DRIVE CreditAttribution: DRIVE commented98.723%!!
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MrPhilbert CreditAttribution: MrPhilbert commentedFar out! Can't wait.
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franzkewd CreditAttribution: franzkewd commentedSubscribe
Comment #16
DRIVE CreditAttribution: DRIVE commentedCurrently "stuck" on mechanism that switches the slideshow on and off. The off part particularly.
The gallery "slideshow image" clicks and turns on the slideshow but turning it off and resetting to the "off state" is the last remaining problem. So far, my code is ridiculously SMALL! But so far the only way I have found to "toggle" the slideshow on/off, off/on is too much code for such a small thing.
The update is that there is no update :) Just figured I would let you guys know it is being worked on. Yes, I could use some help... need someone who is good with jQuery.... let me know.
Have a bit of "real" work going on so my time lately has been sporadic.... not forgotten though!
Comment #17
Manuel Garcia CreditAttribution: Manuel Garcia commentedDRIVE, post a patch with what you have against 7.x, that way we can all collaborate on this.
Comment #18
DRIVE CreditAttribution: DRIVE commentedLet me know how this stuff works out and if you are able to use the patches. I am still "new" to GIT so let me know if you are looking for something that I have not included. I am working completely from local repositories and have not tackled checking out a branch directly from GIT to create and modify the patches..... that said, I am open to critique °¿°
There are a number of items in the GF .module and .js that may or may not be used, like the CDATA vars. I was using them in development but may not be needed in final new release, if indeed any of this stuff makes it to an upcoming release of Gallery Formatter.
Whatever changes are made, know that my feelings do not get hurt and I take no pride in work that I have done other than the possibility that it might advance the Gallery Formatter module.... so hack it up! I wont cry :) lol
Notes:
ummmm.... final thoughts:
*One of the best things about GF is its low weight. It packs a lot of power without much code so my interest is in preserving that asset as much as possible, which is why I asked for help. The slideshow functionality is ridiculously small amount of code but all my attempts at the start/stop had humongous amounts of code which I know is not necessary. I just havent arrived at a workable function to handle that. The galleryformatter.js patch here ends right at that point.
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Comment #23
pipicom CreditAttribution: pipicom commentedThank you DRIVE for the useful module that I 've already used many times..
Have successfully implemented your patch in 7.x-1.0 version and it works fine!
Is it possible that the slideshow starts automatically without user intervention?
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Manuel Garcia CreditAttribution: Manuel Garcia commentedComment #25
knalstaaf CreditAttribution: knalstaaf commentedI must say I'm particularely interested in the autoplay / autoscroll function as mentioned in #23.
Will this be integrated after these patches are committed? (This issue is flagged as "Needs review" for almost a year and a half by now)
Comment #26
carles.estevadeordal@gmail.com CreditAttribution: carles.estevadeordal@gmail.com commentedI've made a a modification to the files posted by DRIVE to add an autostart and fix the pausing of the slideshow whenever some slide button or thumb is clicked, as is done usually in slideshows. In my opinion it works flawlessly yet it could be more properly programmed...
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carles.estevadeordal@gmail.com CreditAttribution: carles.estevadeordal@gmail.com commentedComment #28
jenlampton@knalstaaf the process is that one person posts a patch, marks the issue needs review, and then the next person comes along, reviews the patch, and if it's good marks it as "reviewed and tested by the community'" after a patch reaches this state (known as RTBC) then the maintainer can commit the patch, and the feature becomes integrated.
If you come across something you are interested in that happens to have a patch marked "needs review" you could test the patch yourself (if you feel comfortable), and provide some feedback. :) Does it do what you want? What were you expecting?
I'm marking this issue as "Needs work" because the solution provided in #26 wasn't actually a patch, so it will need some work before it is able to be integrated.
Comment #29
norgo CreditAttribution: norgo commentedTried the ZIP in 26 and it works well.
Tested on Firefox, Chrome, IE, Safari, Opera
Making this responsive also would be incredible or possibly that is being worked on in this issue: