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Rearranging the images does not work. It just says processing and doing nothing. I’m running it locally on a Linux Mint 19 machine and tried it on both Chromium 89 and Firefox 87 browsers but to no avail.
Thanks for purchasing!
I don’t have access to Linux, but I tried it in Firefox 87 and Chrome 90 in MacOS and it works fine. Can you try in another machine?
Tried it on a fresh install of Firefox 88 with no add-ons on a Mac High Sierra but the same issue. Nothing happens when you try to rearrange the images to their new preferred respective locations. The status just says ‘Processing’.
Hello. I have this in my cart, but cannot purchase as I don’t have confirmation this will enable me to create a grid multiple galleries all showing one image, but cycling through each gallery’s images in the lightbox. Can you please confirm? I reviewed the screenshots and the video, but they did not show any instance. Nor did I see an example of the gallery in a real example. I will purchase support for this, also. Thank you in advance. —Susan
Thanks for your interest!
Please note that this item does not create a gallery for you. This item’s only purpose is to ease the process of writing the code needed to initialize a gallery for most gallery plugins. So choose a gallery plugin that you like and check out what code it needs for its initialization and then see if Gallerygen can support in generating that code for you.
Oh, get it. Took awhile to soak since that isn’t what I searched for. Thank you so much for the quick reply!
hello dear can this be implement on php wowonder?
This is just a tool for developers to use locally from their machines for easy code generation.
LOVE THIS: Have a question. Can I use this tool to generate the HTML for your NOVA Gallery on a server?
Thanks for purchasing!
Nova Gallery actually requires all gallery items’ data to be supplied through a xml file, and only a minimum amount of html code needs to be present in the page, which does not change from one gallery instance to another. I haven’t tried generating xml code through Gallerygen but maybe you can try that out 
Hi there, just check with you is it fine if I install it on my website and let anyone use it for free?
As far as I know that is not allowed. You have to check up with Support.
That would be awesome, or if you can recommend anything that I can use in the meantime I’d appreciate it.
I don’t have any recommendation at the moment, sorry.
So can I use this in conjunction with your Nova Gallery? I can’t figure out how I could use this to generate the Nova Gallery format compliant code like this that it requires for each image:
</file>
<file type="photo">
<category>Category One</category>
<thumbnail>media/photos/thumbs/999.jpg</thumbnail>
<source>media/photos/999.jpg</source></file>Gallerygen only generates HTML code not XML. So you can’t use it to produce code for Nova Gallery. Although you can use some of the options to generate most of the XML tags but at least the image will be generated using <img /> tags and not using <thumbnail> tags.
I may update Gallerygen in the future to support XML code generation for Nova Gallery.
Can I see a preview of the code?
Is there a way to save the HTML code on the server?
I really need to have something like this
If it didn’t, then is there anything I can add to the code to do the saving?
Just to clarify: does it allow you to upload image files as well?
Thanks
OM
Thanks for your interest!
You can see thw screenshots and the video preview to see how the code is ouputted. The code is not saved in the server but instead is output in the front-end, so that user can copy the code and then paste it their code editor. Also this does not upload image files for you. This item is intended to run in the browser and help the user generate standard html code for a image gallery/slideshow. You can drag and drop your gallery images in the app and it will use that to help you generate your code.
Tried to buy this via Paypal but it says merchant is invalid. Mega bummer 
Thanks for your interest!
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So this script is not capable of resizing the images for you?? You have to resize the images first, and then load each and every image into the system to create the gallery??
THank you.
Gallerygen only generates the necessary HTML code. It does not generate any Javascript or CSS code, nor does it resize any images. It only helps you to generate html code for galleries based on current standards, but you have to use your own js script to implement the gallery.
Oooh I see. So it can not handle the management or collation of images? So i guess it is a little bit like GALLERIA ? However you can specify files in the XML or link it to Picasa / Flickr for its source of images.
That actually makes Galleria really useful, as why re-invent the wheel when plenty of sites already exist to manage the hosting of images (and serve / deliver them quickly) etc.
However, Galleria is Free ( http://galleria.io/ ). A free theme is included, and there are additional themes (I purchased three of them – http://galleria.io/themes/folio/ + http://galleria.io/themes/twelve/ + http://galleria.io/themes/fullscreen/ ).
I was really hoping to find something that could create those XML files for me, or be better than Galleria… But I guess I’ll stick with it. It’s well documented, robust and very fast.
So can your product integrate with this, or am I best off to continue using Galleria?
Also, out of interest does yours pre-load the next image to prevent a delay in loading the following image?
Thanks for your time mate!
- ‘Flippin Mad’
Gallerygen only generates HTML code, and I don’t think you can generate xml code as required by Galleria with it. Also I don’t understand what you mean by pre-loading of images in this case. You run Gallerygen locally from your own computer and then drag-drop your images (or select from File dialogue box) and them generate the relevant html code.
I just bought this and gave it a quick try. From what I can see, it’s going to save me a lot of time.
Thanks for purchasing!
Glad to know that you like it, and I built it for the very purpose of saving time.
Ok. I see you are referring to the generator. I was only referring to the final presentation. I am looking to run the final slideshow locally on an iPad, I am only wondering if it has any limitations, that is why I asked about Safari.
Thank you for the quick response, so many developers here do not respond.
The generated code does not have any limitations – its is just plain html. I hope you realize that you will have to implement a javascript based lightbox/slideshow script of your choice. The generator does not output css or js code, only html.
I am thinking of purchasing your gallery. I am looking to run this locally, you mention limitations in Chrome, I imagine these are the same for Safari – what are the limitations?
Dave
Gallerygen was built to be run locally. The restriction in Chrome is that it does not display images that have been read using the HTML5 File api, when the HTML file is run locally (Chrome has many restrictions when it displays local HTML files). But if you run the generator in a local server environment like MAMP or XAMPP then it will run fine. The generator does not work in Safari. It is best if you run the generator in Firefox as there are no restrictions there.
Purchased the software and download the program. However, there is no EXE file. So I cannot install the program onto my PC. Please advise how to solve this issue. Thanks.
Thanks for purchasing!
Why are you looking for an exe file ??
This is not a Windows executable program. It is instead a HTML5 app and runs from a browser. Try to run the index.html file present in your download folder in a browser of your choice.
Hi No doubt… after purchased a lot of stuff in this marketplace your gallerygen is one of the best because SAVE TIME !!!! Thanks. MikeCode
Thanks for purchasing and I am glad you liked it !
As to your request about adding CSS3 Shadow Pack with Gallerygen ( I think that you mean to say that you would like to have the option of generating code for the shadows), I don’t think that it would be possible. Gallerygen is designed only to produce HTML code, not CSS code. Also not only would the source code for Gallerygen become more complex , but the price of the item would have to be increased to include the price of CSS3 Shadow Pack.
So overall I think it is better not to bundle the two items together, but thanks for your interest.
Hey wait a min! Come to think of it, the general public would never have to access this right ? Cause like you said, if this is only to create the gallery code, then i as a developer can run this on Chrome, build the gallery and insert the code into my html/php pages that the general public can access.
Is this correct?
Earlier what i meant by asking what the finished gallery looks like was if there is a lightbox feature on the final gallery. If it does, then super: i would seriously consider buying this one.
Thanks again!
Yes, you can generate HTML code with this item, insert that code into your page and your visitor’s will see the finished gallery.
No this item does not produce javascript code for a lightbox gallery. It only produces standard HTML code as required by all lightbox scripts. You have to implement a lightbox script of your choice into your html/php page.
Love the item! Great job
Spent lots of time reviewing it and reading about it. LUCKY for me i read a comment from a user saying it doesn’t work in IE That sucks!
I use only Chrome & FF… BUT , most other ordinary folk use IE.
Secondly, i would like to see atleast one screen shot of what the FINISHED GALLERY would look like!!
Thanks!
Glad that you liked it !
Yes the item does not work in IE, but this item was not designed for the general public. This item is intended for developers, who like you use Firefox and Chrome. So the fact that it does not work in IE is not a big problem.
Also this item only produces HTML code, as is clearly written in the product description page. So how the finished gallery looks like will depend on how YOU style the gallery. Hence there is obviously no screen shot, but there are screen shots of sample output HTML code.
Hope I have been able to address you queries clearly.
I was under the impression that it was capable of uploading… regardless since the drag and drop functionality is there with a little jquery / ajax / php i think it should be able to be converted into an upload tool…
I have found another item on CodeCanyon that is an html5 Ajax multi uploader how ever lacks the graphics and drag and drop sorting: http://codecanyon.net/item/html5-ajax-multi-uploader/122455
Your observation is correct. With a little more jquery, php code this item can be transformed into an upload tool also. But you have to use flash to support older browsers including IE, which you wanted to avoid in the first place.
Anyway thanks for your interest in this item !
I wanted use this item to construct an extremely easy to use upload tool that dose not require flash for various public projects … but the limited browser support is a downfall (for now)
Ok, I understand what you want, but could you please explain how you intended to use this item as an upload tool. I ask this because this item is a code generation tool and not an upload tool .
very nice! I cant wait till HTML 5 is fully integrated into all working browsers… untill then It will have to remain on my wish list. Very nice work, looking forward to seeing more items like this
Its good to know that you like the item.
Did you mean to say that this item will be on your wish list until all browsers support HTML5 ?
Well, then you may have to wait a considerable amount of time !
Anyway that should not stop you or anyone else from using items like these, because this item is intended as a developer’s tool and developers always use modern browsers having cutting edge features (and IE is definitely not one of them ).
