G2Image Version 3.0 - Released 16 Sep 07
capt_kirk
Joined: 2006-01-24
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The final release of G2Image Version 3.0 is out! Please download it here. A WordPress blog demo is here. Changes (v3.0 vs v2.2.3): Changes (v2.2.3 vs v2.0) Notes: Thanks to all who contributed ideas, language files, and beta testing, |
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flexflix
Joined: 2007-09-19
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Works great except the "thumbnail with link to image" has an incorrect path. Clicking on the thumbnail image takes me to the following URL: It seems that there is some problem with our configuration. Where can I fix the paths? |
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capt_kirk
Joined: 2006-01-24
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Did you set it up by following the Joomla directions here? http://g2image.steffensenfamily.com/index.php?title=Joomla |
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hpl
Joined: 2006-01-03
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In WPG2 2.x there was an option to use either wpg2 or wpg2id tags when inserting images. Is there any chance of getting an option for wpg2 tag behaviour in modern G2Image? I'd very much would like to use Gallery2 paths instead of ID's. Or did I just miss to spot it in the current version? |
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capt_kirk
Joined: 2006-01-24
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We took the "WPG2 tags by paths" option out of WPG2 3.0/G2Image 3.0 on purpose. The wpg2 and wpg2id tag logic are both still in the internals of WPG2 v3.0, but that's only to maintain backwards compatibility for blog entries. Here is the thought process: if you are using WPG2 tags rather than HTML, it is to maintain good links between WP and G2 regardless of if you change your permalink structure in WP or your URL rewrite structure in G2, etc. Along those lines, if you use the G2 item ID instead of its path, it will always be a good link no matter where you move the image in G2 or how you rename it over time. The ID is constant; the path is not always constant. Also, because of the way I rewrote the backend of G2Image, it's harder to get the path internally now. In fact, it's impossible for some items. Before, G2Image didn't know about replica items, becuase it was getting it's information from the file system, instead of from G2's database. Replicas aren't stored in the file system, they're only stored once in their original file system spot, and the replica info is only stored in G2's database. Now that G2Image is getting it's item info from the database, it knows about replicas and linked items. These don't have a path - only IDs. They must be inserted into wpg2 tags using their IDs. So, for all of these reasons, we removed the "wpg2 tag by path" option from G2Image. That doesn't help, but at least explains why it is the way it is. Kirk |
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hpl
Joined: 2006-01-03
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Thanks for the explanation. Just to let you know, the reason I like paths better is this: I often write the wpg2 tags with paths by hand in my blog entries. My album hierarchy and filenames are straightforward enough (based on dates) for it to be somatimes faster that way, and it's also more practical with the browser in my phone. It would have been nice to have consistency between the entries written by hand and using G2Image. |
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capt_kirk
Joined: 2006-01-24
Posts: 492 |
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Cool. No problem. The paths will still work. WPG2 will decipher them correctly. Again, for backwards compatibility. So, you're good to go to keep using them. I understand about the consistency issue. I guess if enough people ask for it, we can add it back in. It's just one less thing to have to explain to new users... Thanks, |
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