Using XSLT 2.0 in Web gallery engine

Hello,<br /><br />I would like to use XSLT 2.0 for web album output files creation (converting XML to index.html for example)<br /><br />I would like to take advantage of the new features in XSLT 2.0. Does Lightroom supports XSLT 2.0? If not, is there any way to extend the existing XSLT 1.0 parser?<br /><br />I'm specifically looking to use <xsl:result-document> element.<br /><br />Thank you

In other words, none of the XSLT 2.0 functions are possible with the latest JDK 1.5.0.
Even functions like tokenize, matches, substring-before, substring-after are not possible in XSL using JDK 1.5.0.
Thanks.

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My wife and I share a computer and we each have a .Mac account. However, all of our pictures are in iPhoto under her login.
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Roger
No, because as far the the Mac is concerned, it's not yours to Share until it's in your Library.
Regards
TD

Using Aperture to post to Web Gallery

I was posting to an answered thread so am reposting, having just tried yet again. I have conncection to the net, aperture correctly 'sees' my .Mac site, I select the images to be uploaded to the WebGallery, I have both used the icon drop down and gone into New in the File menu to make the web gallery, the web gallery button or icon spins a bit but then drops off and Aperture reopens into another project all together, not even reopening into the one I was trying to create a gallery from = I cannot create a web gallery using Aperture 2 from either my MacPro or my laptop.

I imported JPEG images manualy, made with a Lumix FZ-10. The import created a project, which contained all the images. I went through them and applied 'Repair' and 'Blackpoint' adaptations. Then I selected the images (as described in the .mac-Hint from last week, or so), and selected 'Neu->Web Galerie..'. That was indeed wrong, because my selected images were not added to the galery, because I choose the wrong menu; better would have been 'New from selction->Web Galerie'. Now the gallery was published to .mac, and was empty. But .. I selected the images again and drag-droped them into the Webgallery. They showed up, so I selected 'Album übertragen...' (transfere album) from the context menu of the Webgalery in the main project list of Aperture. This brings up a dialog attached to the window, asking if I want to use the new RAW-processor. The choices in that dialog do not allow to skip this step, with any choice I made, the answer is that no RAW-images were found, and that the transfere is finished.
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How are the web gallery engines done?

Hi,
Just interested how the gallery engines are done?
I suppose they are using some programming language?
Is there some tools available in case I would like try do my own?
H.

Look inside the app's program files and you'll find them. They use a langauge called Lua to intereface with the catalogue.
And see the SDK http://www.adobe.com/devnet/photoshoplightroom/
John

Using captions (or, hiding file names) for Web Gallery with Aperture 2.0

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Hi John
I'm not making extra versions for this, just using the version name as the name in the web gallery. If you are not already using the version name then it lends itself to web gallery naming nicely. If you are using version names already, perhaps reconsider how necessary this is to you as you are tying up this other potential use.
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Very keen to add a link to my main home page so people can go from my web gallery at www.smartstreets.eu back to my home page at www.smartstreets.co.uk
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Web gallery re-sizing question

Hi all,
I am a wedding photographer and do all my editing and web galleries with LR. I burn a data DVD for clients with high-res JPG files, and I use LR to generate a web gallery that includes all their photos for them to more easily browse through the files on the data DVD.
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>Mac Explorer browsers
I don't know about the other problem, but I hope you are not honestly still using IE for mac. Microsoft retired this browser many years ago and it is not up to any current CSS standard. On Macs use Safari or Firefox. Preferably the first as it at least color corrects and considering most macs' screens are calibrated at the wrong gamma, Firefox will make all your images appear to have less contrast than inside Lightroom. Firefox will have icc profile support in version 3.0 which is currently in beta but that will take a while before it gets released in usable form.

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Ok, so I want to use Lightroom to create a web gallery, which is easy enough, but I would like to use a different design other than the ones provided with the software. The included templates are fine, but are a little boring and look a bit dated.
Are there any websites where I can download more templates for Lightroom that have a bit more snaz to them?
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http://lr.theturninggate.net/html-galleries/ttg-slimbox-gallery/
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I created a web gallery in photoshop 9 and i'm trying to edit
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what should i do?

Cheryl,
Could you post a link? That's always helpful.
If you are using Photoshop to create the web gallery, you don't have to worry about sizing your images or Save For Web, etc. Photoshop will do all of that for you when it builds the web gallery. You do need to crop the images as necessary, but don't downsize anything -- just leave your original RAW, JPG or TIFF files at their original size and PS will do the rest.
I assume that in PS you are using File > Automate > Web Photo Gallery and setting all of the various parameters... yes? In the Web Photo Gallery dialog, Options > Large Images > Output, what setting are you using for JPEG Quality? Try Maximum (10) and see if that helps how your images look.
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Embed Photoshop Web Gallery Into Site

I have been furiously scouring the internet for a tutorial,
walk though, or simply any information at all on how to embed a
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Dreamweaver; unfortunately, I have found nothing of value. The
closest thing I found is someone saying "I just copied the html to
a table in dreamweaver..." which doesn't help a complete novice
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> Is it possible to embed a Web gallery that is in my
remote files into a
> template page so it will match my Web site?
Yes. Let's see your page as it stands now. Can you upload it
and post a
link?
The Object Not Found message means that there is a javascript
object that
has been left out of the page. A look at the code will tell
which one that
is.
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gallery index page
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heading and info,
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LR HTML Web Gallery -- modified version with great features is available

For anyone using the default Lightroom HTML Web Gallery, one of our associates here has offered a modified version with some great added features.
John Beardsworth's site -- Lightroom Solutions - http://lightroomsolutions.com/ -- is a wonderful resource for LR tips, plug-ins, information, etc.
The default HTML gallery is fine, but I always found it lacked features. I mentioned this to Ian Lyons (http://www.computer-darkroom.com/) a couple of years ago, and he sent me a modified version with the ability to specify up to 100 rows by using sliders instead of the grid. When I tried John's modified version, it had some other good features. I thought.... what if the two modified versions could be combined? So, I shot John an email, and low and behold, he uploaded a new version of the gallery to his site. Thank you, Ian and John!
Here is the link:
http://lightroomsolutions.com/my-tweaked-built-in-html-gallery/
Here are the added features that I find most useful:
Number of rows (up to 100) and columns can be specified using sliders rather than the grid
Thumbnail images can be sized to your specification
Filename can be placed on each thumbnail, and you specify size of text
Clicking the large image advances to the next image rather than returning to the top of the thumbnail page (no need to use the 'next' link)
See the site for other added features. (If you already have John's version, the newer version has the same file name and went online April 17, 2013.)
PLEASE NOTE: John Beardsworth's HTML gallery is NOT supported by John or Adobe, and is offered "as-is."
I hope others will find this as useful and I have.
John

I've done a version of this where the large file links to the medium and it works no problem. code is based on tutorial code I've already written..
I'd need to see more code to see where the issue might be..
Here's what I have:
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destination="",
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<div id="detailContainer">
<div style="margin-top:<%= margintop %>px;">
<a href="<%= image.exportFilename %>_medium.html"><img src="bin/images/photo/<%= image.exportFilename %>.jpg" alt="$image.metadata.description"/></a></div>
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Can't creat a Web Gallery

I am running Bridge CS4 on windows Vista and when I click "Outpout to web or PDF" I do not get a templete like I used to, to create a web gallery. I did go to Adobe Bridge Preferences , selected the Startup Scripts panel, and selected Adobe Output Module. I then restarted Bridge but still I do get the template. Sorry, can't do a screen shot since the drop down menu disappears whenever I click on the snipping tool.
I used to be able to do this all the time and have no idea as to what has happened.
Any help would be appreciated .
Thanks,
christian

If it worked before and you have made no changes to software or hardware I would try resetting preferences. Hold down the Ctrl key and start Bridge. You should get a reset window with 3 options.

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I'm running CS6 under Win7 and IE9. I have used Bridge to create a web gallery but when I try and execute the generated index.html file I get a (script?) error:
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Hi Mike,
glad you got it working. I did take a look at this page:
http://www.oliverdesignstudios.com/HEREWEGO/MHO%20ORIGINALS/index.html
and this page:
http://www.oliverdesignstudios.com/Custom%20Business%20Card%20Designs/index.html
I know you said you moved foldes around until it started working - that's a bit drastic and lucky that none of your links got broken :-)
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Define a site:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/140/tn_14028.html
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Hi,
Hoping someone can help as I'm a newbie.
I've tried using Bridge to create a web gallery but it doesn't allow me to customise the size. It only accepts 675px x 450 px, is there a way that I'm able to customise the size to fit within a current template I've already made in dreamweaver?
thanks in advance.
bridgenovice

Your best bet is to download the legacy plug in for creating web galleries. The problem with the new design is that your are basally locked into flash except for a single HTML selection that has very few adjustable parameters. The film strip option, which I favor, is limited to flash for example.
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4050.

Web gallery changes

Hi!
I use lightroom 3.3 in Germany.
I use the lightroom user-surface-web-gallery template to create a web gallery for my homepage.
I would like to change the background to transparancy or to use my background-picture from my homepage.
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Sincerly
Sven

OK!
Thanks for your quick answer. I will go forward now:
When I exported the gallery I have
- folder "images"
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and
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In the folder resources I will find
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Sven

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