Web Gallery Feedback Option

I'm using PhotoShop 8:
I want to use the Automate/Web PhotoGallery on my website in a separate folder as a tool for clients to review image comps.
I'd like to use the template that includes the feedback option, but when I upload the folder and files to my server all the functionality of the gallery works except the feedback/approval form.
How do I get this to work.
THX

With FireFox Tools-Options-Content and make sure 'Enable JavaScript' is checked.
There may be another reason it doesn't work though. I no longer have CS but a quick test with the CS2 version works for me ( local, didn't test on server ).

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Aassign a user name and password to that gallery and then give them to just who you want to access the gallery online?
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I would argue that a relatively high percentage of professional photographers would like to have this feature to be able to get feedback from clients. I don't agree that it would be generally considered bloat. Among commercial photographers, photo-journalists, and probably wedding photographers I would argue that the ability to create a web gallery that facilitates feedback from a client, or an editor's desk, has a greater level of value than does having 20 different gallery layouts with various transitions between slides, and cozy color palettes. I do see the value of that variety, but I'd like to see a little more utility also.
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Probably been asked before, but I can't find it in the search feature, so sorry in advance if this bugs you.
I'm a 20 year user of Photoshop but new to LR. I shot a project for which I am using LR to do my selects and basic adjustments. I need to put my adjusted images in front of my clients with a web gallery that would allow them to make their selects, tag the files with ranking, and leave text comments if they wish. There are about 2000 images in this project.
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Victoria,
I would argue that a relatively high percentage of professional photographers would like to have this feature to be able to get feedback from clients. I don't agree that it would be generally considered bloat. Among commercial photographers, photo-journalists, and probably wedding photographers I would argue that the ability to create a web gallery that facilitates feedback from a client, or an editor's desk, has a greater level of value than does having 20 different gallery layouts with various transitions between slides, and cozy color palettes. I do see the value of that variety, but I'd like to see a little more utility also.
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ddauray wrote:
Just to be clear, I inserted the photos from my MobileMe Gallery homepage and not from iphoto.
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