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Lumo (Admin) Admin Posts: 76 Karma: 3   TJ Easy Gallery AI module by Lumo 6 Months, 2 Weeks ago If you have any comments or suggestions in regard to the Easy Gallery Advanced Image module, then please post them here, we would like to hear from you! Hope you enjoy the module, and salute to Joomla-addons for making such a nice simple gallery component. The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator     anilnair (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 1 Karma: 0   Re:TJ Easy Gallery AI module by anilnair 6 Months, 2 Weeks ago I installed Easy Gallery and published it. Then this message could be seen : 'Image(s) not found! Please enter valid id(s) for the Image Id(s) field in the module parameters.'. So I entered an image id (with http:// and all). All I got was this message: 'You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near \'://xxxxxxx/images/xxx/xxx.jpg)\' at line 3 SQL=SELECT eg.* \nFROM jos_easygallery eg \nWHERE eg.id in (http://xxxxxxx/images/xxx/xxx.jpg) Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/sourcing/public_html/home/modules/mod_eg_ai.php on line 58' I'm a noob, so I think it's just me, but I still need to find a way. Please help! The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator     Lumo (Admin) Admin Posts: 76 Karma: 3   Check out the URL and the Guide by Lumo 6 Months, 2 Weeks ago You need to set the image id(s) parameter(s). This can be found by checking the URL link to your image when browsing a gallery category. The value will be the &cid value. for example if you click on an image in your gallery and check the URL that is generated: QUOTE: http://yourdomain/index.php?option=com_easygallery&act=photos&cid=1&Itemid= (in this case image id=1.) So you would put 1 in the image Id(s) field. if you want to add more image id(s) you would seperate them with a comma: e:g: 1, 3, 5 For full setup and instructions check the guide here. - you need to login to check the guide... The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator     breaker (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 3 Karma: 0   Re:TJ Easy Gallery AI module by breaker 4 Months, 2 Weeks ago hello, i ve made an account, im trying to install the easy gallery module, but i have the same error like the user above..,i went and read the guide but cause im a very newbie on that, i just didnt understand anything , this link thing with the image id's confuses me, id like to ask you , where should i put the images on my server , and how do i connect them in order to get this script work ? check of the photos below to see what i mean, Last Edit: 2008/07/14 09:50 By breaker. The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator     Lumo (Admin) Admin Posts: 76 Karma: 3   Explaining: TJ Easy Gallery AI module by Lumo 4 Months, 2 Weeks ago Hello! You need to login to our site (Theme Joomla) in order to read the guide, once you are logged in then you can view the guide at: http://www.themejoomla.com/view/setup-guides/index.html It does not matter where you store the gallery images on your server, all that matters is how you reference them in the module settings... check answer number three below. Here your answers: (1) a suffix for the module is for individual module styling - you don't need to fill this in... (2) link to image = opens the gallery image / link to category = opens the category the image is in. (3) check the gallery image URL (web address in the address bar) - open up a gallery image from the front end of your site and check the URL and write down the numbers after &cid. Fill that in.... Good luck and happy coding, send me your URL and I will have a look if you are still stuck! The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator     breaker (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 3 Karma: 0   Re:Explaining: TJ Easy Gallery AI module by breaker 4 Months, 2 Weeks ago still cant understand what you mean ,im trying as hard as i can, take a look on the site, http://teamsol.freehostia.com check the gallery image URL (web address in the address bar) - open up a gallery image from the front end of your site and check the URL and write down the numbers after &cid. Fill that in.... wtf ? The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator