Web Gallery Source Files

Do we have assess to the source files for the Flash and html web galleries? I found a bunch of ".lrtemplate" files in Application Support, but they don't open into editable parts.
(The Flash galleries look exactly like Alan Musselman's FW Album Creator
http://www.fireworksguru.com/fwalbumcreator/index.php
so I hope he got a raise)
Mac 10.4.8 G4

You might want to start here:
Creating new Web Gallery formats. There are a number of useful links in that thread.
Don
Don Ricklin, MacBook 1.83Ghz Duo 2 Core running 10.4.8 & Win XP, Pentax *ist D
http://donricklin.blogspot.com/

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When I upload my images to the Web Gallery the file size of the image is greatly reduced. From 1.8MB file to about 450K - for the download or subscribe options. The image size is not changed, but the file appears to be more heavily compressed. Has anybody else seen this? If so, have you found a way to upload the original file size so subscribers will get your original file?

Sorry to bother you, but I was wondering if you got an answer to this question. I am desperately trying to figure out how to post my pictures in their ORIGINAL SIZE to my web gallery.
Thanks!

Insert Photoshop Web Gallery swf file into Dreamweaver

So i tried to take a shortcut, and created a flash photoshop
web gallery and placed the "gallery.swf" file into my html file in
Dreamweaver. However, it is showing a blank white screen (i'm
guessing it can't find the images?) but when I view it on my hard
drive, it is working fine, just not in dreamweaver or any browser,
even after I upload to my server. Any help would be GREATLY
appreciated!! I've also tried pasting the body html code from
"index.htm" that photoshop creates, as well as move my image files
to the root folder where the swf is, but that doesn't work either.
I have my scripts in the same directory, and not in
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Kizat727 posted in macromedia.dreamweaver:
> and the link is
>
> www.micromediapubs2.com/dyers/portfolio.html
That page is very different from the code you posted and I
know nothing
about Geoff Stearns' FlashObject code.
For the above link, I see nothing in the source code that
attempts to
load a .swf file. However, it is linking to
AC_RunActiveCon.js file in
the wrong place:
GET /dyers/assets/flash/pages/AC_RunActiveContent.js HTTP/1.1
Referer:
http://www.micromediapubs2.com/dyers/portfolio.html
HTTP/1.x 404 Not Found
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/dyers/Scripts/AC_RunActiveContent.js
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.swf file, just make sure the link to the .js file is
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<script src="assets/flash/pages/AC_RunActiveContent.js"
type="text/javascript"></script>
to this:
<script src="Scripts/AC_RunActiveContent.js"
type="text/javascript"></script>
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Can an Adobe Bridge web gallery slideshow file be inserted in Dreamweaver as part of the homepage?

Hello. I am designing the homepage of my first website in Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. And I would like for the page to include a slideshow that automatically plays as soon as a visitor opens the webpage. I am interested in using Adobe Bridge to create the slideshow using the feature "web gallery." The tutorials that I've seen describe how to create the web gallery slideshow, then show how it appears when uploaded to the web as an html file through FTP to a server. It appears as a separate page. And I notice that the web gallery file is an index file. I would appreciate knowing how to include the html file as part of the homepage. Will simply renaming the file from being "index.html" to something like "my_first_slideshow.html" make possible including it in the site structure? Or will doing so cause it and the files attached to it to be inaccessable when viewed in a browser? If it can be included in the site, is an <iframe> needed to be in the code for the slideshow to fit into? Thank you.

Maybe you best try this question in the dedicated Dreamweaver forum?:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/dreamweaver

(261936172) Q general Where are the Web Service source files?

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Is there a way to configure the directory where Workshop stores
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in the project folder. This can be located on a local system, although by default
they are in c:\bea\wlserver700b\sample\workshop\applications. The Web Service
structure is understood by WLS 7.0 so by archiving the appropriate folder you
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Hi Dean,
In SharePoint 2013 Designer, the help files are online. They provide tons of general information regarding SharePoint Designer 2013. You can also find help files at:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219638%28office.15%29.aspx .
And find a great set of information on SPD 2013 and the new Workflow architecture here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/office/jj163986(v=office.15)
More information, please refer to the link:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepointdesigner/archive/2012/08/07/welcome-to-sharepoint-designer-2013-customer-preview.aspx
I hope this helps.
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Web Gallery Renaming files what am I missing?

When I run Web Gallery it renames my image files. How do I keep my original names I have looked and cannot see a Preference for this
Mike

Give VKC a try http://www.videolan.org/index.html

Web gallery download file name

I noticed when I renumber photos in Aperture and upload them to a web gallery the number stays the same until I download the photo. When the photo is downloaded the name reverts to the original file name. Since these are clients I don't want them to see the original file names but rather the number I assigned in Aperture.
I guess the other question could simply be: How do I permanently change the photo name after I import it into Aperture?
Thanks,
Jeffrey

Jeffrey
I have not used the mobile me service so not to sure of how the gallery service handles files, someone else on this forum may, it would also be worth checking out the mobile me gallery forums
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=116
there may be something there that helps, let us know.
Tony

Web Gallery - need file name on thumbnail and large image

I think I have tried all the CS3 templates, but haven't found what our client is requesting. Is there a template that shows the file name on both the thumbnail and large image, and will make large images of 600-800 pixels (long dimension)?
Thanks in advance,
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Thanks for your reply Nini. Yes, I had gone through all the presets and options. Was hoping I might have missed something, or that someone knew a trick/workaround. We've been using Table-Minimal for years, which is my overall favorite. I like to ability to make a large image, but it can't do what the client is requesting. They've made a list of selects from some very large galleries (200-300 shots each), and now want to jump directly to the shots they've previously chosen, in order to show their coworkers. I've also considered "Add Numeric Links", but I find that either confuses people, or they give me that number, instead of the file name/number, which makes a lot of extra work for us.

Bug with Bridge CS5 output /web gallery - renames files with ASCII

has anyone found a fix around this ? It makes my HTML galleries useless since it renames all the original files in ASCII code and there is no work around this.
I know that this issue has been going on for a while but Adobe hasn't done anything about this yet

Solved!
This works for Windows. I imagine the Mac solution is similar. Props to William Zauscher for helping find an answer.
I take no responsibliity for any damage caused to your computer, Photoshop or Bridge...
In Windows, browse to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Bridge CS5 Extensions\Adobe Output Module\mediagallery\resources\scripts
In the file named "galleryCreator.jsxinc" replace the lines:
AOM.AmgGalleryCreator.createUniqueFileName = function(filePath, jpgFile, createMode)
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    while (true)
         alteredName = "_";
        for (var i=0; i<10; i++)
             alteredName += Math.floor(Math.random() * 10);
         alteredName += ".jpg";
        var f = new File(filePath + alteredName);
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            break;
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...with the following:
AOM.AmgGalleryCreator.createUniqueFileName = function(filePath, jpgFile, createMode)
                var alteredName;
                while (true)
                                alteredName = "_";
                                alteredName += jpgFile += ".jpg";
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                                if (!f.exists)
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You can cut and paste the above. Just save a version of the original file somewhere in case of screwups...
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-Mark

Color difference in web gallery

I am having trouble matching color from my images in Bridge or PS (CS4) to the photos that appear when I make a web gallery using CS4. The photos have been converted to sRGB and look vivid in Bridge or Photoshop. However when they are converted into a web gallery and shown on a browser they are dull and lacklustre.
However if I upload one to my gallery on Mobile Me they look just fine. It seems like Web Gallery in CS4 is doing something to them.
I am using Safari and CS4 withMacbook Pro. Is there something I am missing I wonder?? Any suggestions?

>> I have opened the files in Safari, Firefox, Photoshop and Preview and they display correctly - even when profiles are changed
that's expected in Safari, Photoshop and Preview
Safari and Preview both automatically honor embedded profiles and Convert to Monitor RGB (you can't confuse them if your files have embedded profiles they get displayed correctly) — Safari and Preview both apply Monitor RGB to untagged files — I don't think we can change this behavior
Photoshop can be confused in any number of ways by users opening tagged and untagged files, but it sounds like the same thing is happening correctly (Ps is Converting Source Space to Monitor RGB) — if we tell Photoshop Do Not Color Manage a file, it in essence applies/assign/assumes its "Working RGB" profile
anything in CS4 saving for web (galleries) is more than likely stripping the profile(s) by application default
the test would be to open the problem (web gallery-generated) file in Photoshop and first see if it has an embedded profile — then Assign various profiles until you hit the correct profile — if someone doesn't understand how profiles work then that likely whooshed out the other ear by now, but that is a very presice step to ID the problem
if someone is having this problem, this is how to figure out what's happening — learn how your workflow deals with profiles/color spaces
the way to fix it would be making sure your Save For Web (gallery) Converts to sRGB and strips the profile (CS4 Adobe default setting)

Modify Web Gallery - Paypal Integration - Filename Extraction

Hi Everyone,
I'm embarking on a mission to try and create a custom web template that will integrate Paypal's "Add to Cart" buttons on the "Details" page of an exported Web Gallery. It only requires modifying a Web Gallery template file and adding the below code to the footer of the Details Page:
<form target="paypal" action="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" method="post">
<input type="image" src="https://www.paypal.com/enUS/i/btn/btn_cartSM.gif" border="0" name="submit" alt="Make payments with PayPal - it's fast, free and secure!">
<input type="hidden" name="add" value="1">
<input type="hidden" name="cmd" value="_cart">
<input type="hidden" name="business" value="[email protected]">
<input type="hidden" name="item_name" value="Purchase Standard Resolution Image">
<input type="hidden" name="item_number" value="imagename">
<input type="hidden" name="amount" value="3.00">
<input type="hidden" name="shipping" value="0.00">
<input type="hidden" name="no_shipping" value="0">
<input type="hidden" name="no_note" value="1">
<input type="hidden" name="currency_code" value="USD">
<input type="hidden" name="lc" value="US">
<input type="hidden" name="bn" value="PP-ShopCartBF">
</form>
The problem is, I need to substitute the image's filename for the "imagename" variable in the above code. I'm looking to extract the filename, but I'm unsure of how Aperture populates that. I'm sure there's a div name that they use that I could slip in there, but has anyone who has modified a Web Theme done this before? I know CSS modifications are easy, but I'm talking extracting certain field names that Aperture uses.

I'm not seeing an "Add To Cart" button on your page - just a "View Cart" one.
The reply from PayPal is correct in that there is no code that specifies the image size. The image itself dictates the size as you will discover if you use a custom button hosted on your own site.
Here's the code:
<form action="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" method="post">
<input type="hidden" name="cmd" value="_s-xclick">
<input type="hidden" name="hosted_button_id" value="Value-Code-Here">
<input type="image" src="http://www.domain.com/Folder-Name/Button-Image.png" border="0" name="submit" alt="PayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online!">
<img alt="" border="0" src="https://www.paypal.com/en_US/i/scr/pixel.gif" width="1" height="1">
</form>
However, PayPal buttons do work on iWeb built sites so I don't know about the relevance of their reference to CSS.

Web gallery picture sizes

How can I customize the size of the pictures that I upload to the web gallery?

When iPhoto published a web gallery the file is resized to 800 x 600 pixels for the slideshow and individual display. If you select the option to allow visitors to download the photos the full sized, pixel dimension, image is uploaded as well as the 800 x 600 display version. The full version will, however, be reduced in file size which is equivalent to a Photoshop jpeg quality level of around 9 of of 12. The pixel dimensions are the same as the original file.
Is there some other size you want to have uploaded?
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Archive/source files for web CMS

I produce video for a pair of websites, and am in the process of implementing a web video CMS (thePlatform). I am having some trouble choosing a good source format for my material as I have the following requirements:
-files smalls enough to upload to a web server (DV compression is out)
-files with sufficient quality to withstand transcoding to lossy, more compressed formats like 300k, 320x240, Flash Video, or a suitable video podcast format (h.264, mp4).
-files that will offer some hope of larger, higher quality encodes in the future (say 480x360, 600k), as my source file can live on as an "archive" in the CMS.
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video: MPEG-4, 1200k, 640x480, 29.97fps (or source), key frame every 15 frames
audio: 44.1k, 128kbps
I suppose this is a pretty specific question, and a little outside of FCP, but if there are any web video veterans out there I'd love to hear what they are using.
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Web gallery file size...do I have this straight?

I've read through the posts so far. I'm new to LR (waiting for my package to arrive, so still using the trial).
I set up a collection of 57 photos. Most were raw, the largest being 167,866 KB. (kinda large) I tried to upload from LR (thinking maybe it doesn't work in the trial version as I kept getting errors of one kind or another?) and found the total of the files was over 176,000,000 KB. Hmmm. So, I went back into PhotoShop CS3 (after another program that usually will batch convert files didn't work) and saved each with 800 ppi maximum on a side, and saved them all for the web. (That took a little time, but not too bad.) Then I had to import the new .jpg folder, and re-edit each photo to maximize their exposure and such.
Must I do that every time I want to post a web gallery? In other words, I'll have to keep the original (larger) files, and make a smaller set for web plublishing, and convert everything to a .jpg file as well? (I suppose there's no sense in filling my server with photos that are much larger than necessary, but it seems like a lot of extra work.)
Also notice, if I have to start again (it is taking a long time, but then it's my first attempt), the collection I've saved has all the Identity plates and information I've typed in going back to Lightroom defaults, and the order of the photos goes back to random (after I've meticulously tried to put them in order). Hoping this is just because I'm using the trial again, but no way to know until the box comes in a few days (I hope).
The feature that caused me to make this purchase is the ability to do these galleries. I've been looking at templates, modifying them, and working on doing this, for quite some time now. When I saw it's just part of LR...WOW! I did get excited! What a useful and wanted feature!!!
It's more than one question, I know, but I've so many more! Will the learning every become adequate to do what I dream? (This last question is rhetorical, by the way.)
OMGoodness! I thought I saved the gallery in the Collections...clicked on it, and no pics, nothing I did (for the second time) seems to be anywhere. I have a LONG way to go in learning to use this tool correctly! Arghhhh! ... Last revision...went back into the folder, and everything is there. Wow! Guess I don't need it in a Collection. Awesome!

These files were scanned. I'm sorry, I forgot that. They're old pics. Some were in .jpg format, but most were in .psd format. I converted them to smaller files in the Save for Web Device in Photoshop. My next gallery will be shots from my Nikon D200, and I checked...the files are about the same size as yours. These scanned files were considerably bigger as the film was pretty old. Did quite a few of them previously to last night, and used a dpi (or is it ppi) of higher than 300 I did the last ones in. File size varied from 1,201 KB to 16.765 KB. (That bigger one was a 5X8 school shot.)
Will it normally send the files to the web full size and then just use the dimensions specified in the program? I have to check how much space I have on the server, but I do have another gallery I want to make, and I found a great plugin (here on the forum) to add mp3 music to the gallery. (I know, more space, but love it!) I figured 800 pixels on the longest side would be plenty adequate for viewing, and the gallery parameters are smaller, so that's fine.
One thing I don't understand, it asked me to place the files in "photos," but I don't think it uploaded a folder of "photos" to the web. However, it's obvious the files went. I was afraid if I used the export, I was going to have to upload the folder with my photo files to the server, but I think it handled that. I hope I get a user manual with my boxed product. It can't come soon enough! LOL
By the way, I successfully posted the gallery tonight. It's really great, and my son loved it. I am SO thrilled with this program!!!

Web Gallery Not Viewed in Source List

I just created a web gallery with no problems and it is viewable on dot mac but now I cannot see it in the source list on the left hand side of the iPhoto page. It does appear momentarily when I do a manual check for changes in the Web Gallery preferences but then it disappears and is not visible. I would like to make some changes but cannot see or access the gallery in iPhoto. Any tips?
Bill
I am using iPhoto '08, version 7.1.1

I've been having the same problem, can't figure out how to fix it. If I go under Preferences/Web Gallery in iPhoto, the gallery is still there in the list, but it will only allow me to pick there "Stop publishing." I can't refresh it back into my iPhoto web gallery list.

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