TTG Selection Gallery

Question

TTG Selection Gallery is made with hired photographers in mind. It provides an interface through which a client can review and select photos from an event, submitting their choices directly to the photographer's inbox.
Get it:
http://theturninggate.com/blog/ttg-selection-gallery
Version 1.0 focuses on functionality. Look forward to version 1.1 for enhanced customization options, aesthetics and more.

Answer 1

Matthew,
As ever, you are correct about the lack of spam resulting from the PHP file.
My next question is, following the discussion with Judith in a
different thread, I can see what she means about the desirability of being able to annotate the thumbnails, however briefly.
I've hacked transformer.xslt thus:
        <tr>
                <td class="imgShadowLeft"></td>
                <td valign="middle" class="checkBoxBg">
                <input type="checkbox" class="checkbox" name="image[]" value="{$filename}"/>
+               <p class="galleryCaption"><xsl:value-of select="$title"/></p>
                </td>
                <td class="imgShadowRight"></td>
        </tr>
and now it adds the content of the web module title field in below the pictures. So by editing the web title field I can put in more or less anything, and of course turn it on and off.
However, try as I might I can't typeset it using the <ag:formatted> method that appears in the same thread referenced above.
I realise it gets used as the "alt" field for the images in the thumbnail view, I'm more than happy to hack that to just the filename for my purposes; am I missing something about why I can't typeset it?
I tried the same trick in Slimbox and it works but it rather upsets the proportions a bit, so I doubt I'll ever use it. However, it could be a "feature for the next release"; I like it because it means I can use the Web Module Title field for the thumbnail caption and the Web Module Caption field for the preview caption, either or both of which can contain the actual image caption and/or title.
I think it's a good step in flexibility, anyway! I'll be continuing to hack and dabble at it, but my question about typesetting it remains!
Damian