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Check your javascript console via Firebug and post me what it says.

Thanks
Luca

Hi,
I don’t think so. I’m really afraid about that but in the major cases, the plugin breaks when you have a lot of independent/third party javascript errors in your page. If you think that the problem refers to this plugin, please add an accurate description and a link of a demo page where I can see the problem.

Thank you,
Luca

Hi, look into the javascript console (firebug) and you will find for sure some js errors that breaks the plugin. Resolving these error should fix that. Let me know.

Luc

Hi Richard,
I have to implement this feature, I hope to do it asap.

Luca

As I know, it usually works also with manual links if you select the right source for the gallery. If the gallery is not saved maybe there could be an error. If you add me on skype I will try to help you directly.
My username is: luc.chevaux

Thanks

Hi,
I use Zend gdata library that could be used under a proxy by acting on class constructor engine/lib/Zend/Http/Client/Adapter/Proxy.php .
A workaround should be setting in that class the following parameters manually:

protected $config = array(
        'ssltransport'  => 'ssl',
        'sslcert'       => null,
        'sslpassphrase' => null,
        'sslusecontext' => false,
        'proxy_host'    => '',
        'proxy_port'    => 8080,
        'proxy_user'    => '',
        'proxy_pass'    => '',
        'proxy_auth'    => Zend_Http_Client::AUTH_BASIC,
        'persistent'    => false
    );

To apply this solution (if the security level is very strict), I suggest you to protect this file with the rights permission or by using apache security features. Plus, when you deploy a new version in production, take care not to overwriting the lib folder (you can use a simple ftp script). Keep me updated if it works.

Luca

Sources:

http://gdatatips.blogspot.it/2008/09/using-php-client-library-through-proxy.html
http://zend-framework-community.634137.n4.nabble.com/howto-use-demo-Calendar-ClientLogin-php-behind-http-proxy-td675095.html

Hi rickaltman,
maybe the admin panel is not so clear because someone else has misunderstood. While you’re creating a gallery, the radio buttons apply only to preview not to creation. When you create a gallery, you don’t need to decide in advance which type of component are you going to use in your post. For example, you can create a new one, do three post and display three different component for each page, or one different per page. At the moment, for technical and freetime issues, I have not developed the preview for each component. Please wait the future version to have these additional features.

I suggest you to operate in this way to get a real feel of your gallery theme:

1) Create or Edit a theme and change the values
3) Do a preview, adjust it, preview again & save when it looks good
5) Create a post
6) Include your gallery in the post like a page component [syg_page id=XXX]
7) Preview the article or do a simple draft
8) If not satisfied about the look, edit the style and refresh the page with gallery
9) Edit the paginator settings to do final customization

Hope it helps,
Luca

Hi!
Why you supposed to be a conflict with nextgen?
I have installed on my blog and all seems to work.
Please, let me know.

Thanks, Luca