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I use a custom Lightroom web engine plug-in that I use to publish my website (5000+ pages). Here is an example of an output section:
http://www.johnkane.com/2010-03-01-MuirWoods/index.html.
I use Dreamweaver to synchronize all the assets such as menus and links, including the plug-in files (Lua pages). Each web gallery is published to its own folder in my website. It works great except that every time I publish/republish a web gallery, I have to scroll and identify the directory in the Export / Save Web Gallery dialog box (or type the file (directory) name in for an initial export/publish).
I have created a panel text box and variable (metadata.directoryPermalink.value) that can contain the directory name. By storing this directory permalink along with the web gallery, I hope to ensure that each gallery is always published to its correct directory...
... except I don't know how to pass this variable to the export dialog box (as "File name" which actually is the directory name all the gallery files are exported to.
Do I specify this in the manifest? I don't see references in either the manifest or galleryInfo files... or in the sdk LrWebViewFactory section. Perhaps I've missed it?
Any help appreciated!
Thanks,
jk

Hi,
I haven't tried to write a web engine so don't know the answer off the top of my head. A quick glance at the SDK guide and the two SDK samples didn't give me any hints at the answer.
Before I nudge one of the gallery developers to see if they know the answer I need to confirm one thing. Can you please confirm you have a file in the same directory as your manifest using the name "myfunctions.lua", and that your require statement looks something like this:
require "myfunctions"
(Thie filename should be considered case sensitive).
I know its an obvious question but I need to ask before I ask one of the others for assistance.
Matt
UPDATE: It might also be worth having a look at Sean's 3 post series on web galleries, which is the only other resource I can recall re building web galleries.
Added additional resource re web gallery development

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>
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