Try the nightly build ...

http://rsgallery2.net/content/view/55/24/

John

Hey ..

yes,
does it for people trolling ..

"So if you don't like it - sorry  ... if you like it - thanks for any contribution (like helping people in the forums/ finding bugs / adding to the wiki / joining the dev team)"

for all other people ..

about the lack of communication .. a lot of post in the forum are not related to the component (i.e CSS/template issues or duplicate threads) but you are right that all real bugs could be moved to a known issue thread by the moderator.

John

Looks like you have not included any breadcrumbs-navigation in your Joomla template.
That's the way RSGallery2 navigates back up the gallery hierarchy ..

John

Good to know ..

but still no reason to go to that kind of "communication style" Persian Prince uses .. i think he could learn a bit about netiquette [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netiquette] and appreciate that the developers have given you this component for free.
So if you don't like it - mind you own business ... if you like it - contribute.

I REALLY like RSG2 but ... yes .. this kind of behaviour suck and pushes me further away from helping people out.

Regards

 John

 

RsGallery2 uses the standard Joomla navigation framework. Modifying it would change all navigation controls on you site.
Maybe you can hide them in RSG2 with the CSS ?

john

How old are you

All right :-) I like it .. give me more of that  ...

John

Thank you :-)

John

The problem seems to be the WYSIWYG editor's toolbar wich is to wide to be displayed in your template.

Apart from that your main template hast this


witch hides the overflowing part of the editors toolbar.

solution :
make your template wider
or make the template flexible so you don't have to use overflow:hidden;
or remove the wysiwyg editor for the galleries ..

John

I guess date overflow is not checked doing it this way ...

I could not find any information how PHP handles negative day values for the mktime function.

date_add and date_sub witch would be appropriate for this kind of coding are still in experimental state.

So basically, from my side there is no "simple" solution to this ... anybody ?

John

Hello jose

To edit these values you need some SQL skills.

The default values reside in the MySQL database Joomla uses.
You can edit the database tables using something like "MyAdmin" http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/index.php.

You can find out about the database name in your Joomla global configuration. The prefix mentioned in a previous post (#__) is replaced by a value of the global config as well.

Once you found out all of the above you can edit the default column values of the #__rsgallery2_acl table in the MySQL database of your Joomla install to match your needs.

Hope that helps

John

PS: In a feature release these values will be configurable form the back-end.

Any link to your site ?

John

Sereia ..

without a link to the website that misbehaves it is impossible to help ..

Is your site publicly available ?

John

Hello Nicso ..


is probably the cause of you problems ..

use something like :

or a Mootools version of that to fix it.

john

Hi ..

Try to find one without any javascript. One that uses CSS only .. unluckily i'm not up to date with what menus are available for Joomla but i'm sure you can find one on the Joomla Extensions page : http://extensions.joomla.org/component/option,com_mtree/task,listcats/cat_id,1788/Itemid,35/

John