Sorry, I've not had chance to touch it (or anything else) lately.

The one I released was mainly a proof of concept, and really needs cleaning up and doing properly before it goes to beta.

I'll announce here when there's a new release.

@porckchop

I'm not sure just yet - it could be an issue under IIS, the version of PHP you're using, or even just a plain old bug.

Until I've finished the project I'm on, then recovered all the files off my old hard drive, I can't really look into, or update, it further.

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Hmm, I didn't know extGallery had anything like this as a feature. I had a scout around, but found little in the way of info on extGallery and/or its hook at all, so I downloaded it and had a look at the hook's docs.

It seems that extGallery's hook only inserts one image (I've only had a brief look, so I could be wrong), whereas my module will insert a gallery of images.

My module only does this, and has no other front end, so is more "lightweight". There is also less code to insert to get it working (but this will change to do the lightbox2 part properly).

It's only really meant where an admin would want to put a small gallery of images into a page.

Is there really not that much interest in this module, and me furthering it? There have only been 9 downloads, and no other comments on it, at all...

Is the fact that people have to modify a file in the XOOPS package an issue?

I didn't put this "announcement" in the news as this module is still pre-alpha, and I would just like some feedback on it before I go any further...

Basically, AM Mini Gallery is a gallery module that allows you to put a dynamic gallery into any module's page where there is text output that's passed through the XOOPS text sanitizer class. This means that it should, in theory, work with more or less any module.

How does it work - first you create at least one gallery, then upload images and add them to a gallery. You go to a module's admin/edit page, whether it's my Articles module, or the news module for example, and simply place a tag in the page, and save it. The tag is in the format of {gallery|1} where the 1 is a unique ID number representing a gallery.

There is a slight "problem" (if you want to call it that), where the /class/module.textsanitizer.php file that is included with your XOOPS distribution has to have 3 lines of code added, to make it work. Presently, I do not know of a way around this.

I have one gallery in two modules on my site, in Newshere and Articles here.

You can down load the module as it is from here.

I would appreciate feedback for it - Please remember that this is for testing only and not for live production sites. You download and install at your own risk and any data loss, etc., well, you know the rest...

Thanks, I had a look at that link and used it as a base for a google search, but it looks like I can't achieve what I want to do without hacking the original file.

Basically, I want to add some functionality to the module.textsanitizer php file, specifically the displayTarea() function, but I have no idea how to go about it right now.

I don't really want to modify the file itself - I know it's possible to extend a class, but can you add something to a function in a class?

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The option to use them are in the individual module's preferences, it will not show up in the system module/preferences.

If the Frameworks has not been install properly, you will get error messages when you try and install modules that uses it, such as the CBB forum module. If you don't get any errors, it should be fine.

Hi and welcome!

I've tried several other CMS, but I've not found one good enough to take me away from XOOPS, yet. Joomla 1.5 is an improvement, but still not good enough.

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It was probably over a year ago I was having problems with CBB on one or two sites, it wouldn't pick up the editors - but the "problem" could have been caused by not allowing HTML, I don't know now as it was so long ago.