NextGen Gallery in Template.

You sir, are awesome. I was unaware you could echo shortcodes like that and I was looking for a standalone way to embed the slideshow on my index page. Thanks for the pro-tip.

picard and brian. I am not a php pro like you guys but I want to output a next gen pic on a page who’s pic id was passed from another page who’s gallery id was passed from yet another page (whew!)

I don’t have any templates. just the nggallery.php and basic files.

can you tell me what code to write and where to place it?

specifically I need this page’s green links:
http://whatsnewonsale.com/fs_wp/collections-2/

to pass an id to this page:
http://whatsnewonsale.com/fs_wp/collections-2/collections-index/

who’s thumbnails pass a pic id to this page to display the pic with the pass id:

http://whatsnewonsale.com/fs_wp/detail-page/

or maybe you have better ideas.

again, I don’t know what to write in my code or where to place it.

thanks and any help would be greatly appreciated

BZ

@ get_username Did you ever figure out where to place it in the loop? Was it just the gallery ID number you had to add?

Using:

<?php /* NG Gallery Custom Field Rotating Images  */
	$gallery = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'gid', true);
	$gal = $gallery;
	$gal = apply_filters('the_content', '[gallery='.$gal.' template="resort"]' );
	echo $gal;
	?>

now, but somehow it does not pick up my own template in themes/my-theme/nggallery/gallery-resort. This is a copy of the carousel template, but no carousel with four images is shown. It shows two thumbnails, one being the featured image. Wonder why..

Hi Rhand,

It worked for me once I changed the meta value to the name of my custom field. In the original code get_post_meta($post->ID, 'gid', true); the meta value “gid” should be changed to whatever you’re using for a custom field name. As soon as those two matched it started to work.