Fancy online gallery

From:	Matt	7 Feb 2009 16:43
To:	Wayne (SCOREZ2000)	2 of 8

35734.2 In reply to 35734.1
Eurogamer is using the Prototype Javascript Framework. I'm not sure if they use a ready available plugin for it or if it's bespoke. If you want something that is ready made and incredibly easy to use I'd go for JQuery and this Lightbox plugin.

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From:	Wayne (SCOREZ2000)	7 Feb 2009 16:45
To:	Matt	3 of 8

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I'm about to put your "incredibly easy" to the test. :0)

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From:	Wayne (SCOREZ2000)	7 Feb 2009 16:49
To:	Matt	4 of 8

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I just found this. It's pretty.

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From:	Wayne (SCOREZ2000)	7 Feb 2009 17:14
To:	Matt	5 of 8

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But you still get props for pointing me in the right direction. And it was indeed very very easy to use. Many thanks.

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From:	JonCooper	7 Feb 2009 20:43
To:	Wayne (SCOREZ2000)	6 of 8

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in that script, if you have a group and click on any but the first image, it seems to ignore which image you clicked on and start at the beginning of the group Jon

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From:	THERE IS NO GOD BUT (RENDLE)	8 Feb 2009 00:00
To:	Matt	7 of 8

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I love jQuery. After .NET, it's my favourite framework ever.

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From:	Wayne (SCOREZ2000)	8 Feb 2009 11:26
To:	JonCooper	8 of 8

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I haven't grouped anything. Each image is individual. One lightbox per hyperlink, if you see what I'm saying. It works perfectly for what I want.

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