[Plugin: NextGEN Gallery] permalinks and title in image-browser

sascha-rossaint
(@sascha-rossaint)

15 years, 3 months ago

Hi there again,
two more questions:

1. How can i make permalinks work with the image browser?
To avoid this in the URL: /nggallery/page-162/page/315
Until I enter the image browser permalinks work fine.

2. How can i make NGGallery return the image description/alt/title
in the page title rather than the image ID Number?

Thanks a lot
sascha

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Thread Starter

(@sascha-rossaint)

I found the part in rewrite.php that is responsible for question 2 but
i dont know how to parse the image alttext or description.
I figured that the line where the variable pid is triggered is the responsible line.
just need the code for how to parse image description
any help would be great.

thanks
sascha

below the part of the php file

function rewrite_title($title) {

		$new_title = '';
		// the separataor
		$sep = ' | ';

		// $_GET from wp_query
		$pid     = get_query_var('pid');
		$pageid  = get_query_var('pageid');
		$nggpage = get_query_var('nggpage');
		$gallery = get_query_var('gallery');
		$album   = get_query_var('album');
		$tag  	 = get_query_var('gallerytag');
		$show    = get_query_var('show');

		//TODO:: I could parse for the Picture name , gallery etc, but this increase the queries
		//TODO:: Class nggdb need to cache the query for the nggfunctions.php

		if ( $show == 'slide' )
			$new_title .= __('Slideshow', 'nggallery') . $sep ;
		elseif ( $show == 'show' )
			$new_title .= __('Gallery', 'nggallery') . $sep ;	

		if ( !empty($pid) )
			$new_title .= __('Picture', 'nggallery') . ' ' . $pid . $sep ;

		if ( !empty($album) )
			$new_title .= __('Album', 'nggallery') . ' ' . $album . $sep ;

		if ( !empty($gallery) )
			$new_title .= __('Gallery', 'nggallery') . ' ' . $gallery . $sep ;

		if ( !empty($nggpage) )
			$new_title .= __('Page', 'nggallery') . ' ' . $nggpage . $sep ;

		if ( !empty($tag) )
			$new_title .= $tag . $sep;

		//prepend the data
		$title = $new_title . $title;

		return $title;
	}