Link to a Lighbox gallery on WYSIWYG Module

[andreabiraghi]

Good evening,
I'm writing because I need to develop a Lightbox gallery that read some jpg images from a directory.
I explain better...

I'd like to have a simple text link (such as "click here to open the gallery" or a link to an image in wysiwyg module that open a lightbox gallery that will read the photos from a directory... than you can go to the next and previous photos directly from the lightbox, using its buttons...

I was thinking to a php "code" module before the wysiwyg module that define the galleries and the diectory for that page and than a normal link in the wysiwyg module that call to a specify address and open the lightbox gallery...

Is this possible? Any suggestion? How can I do?

If someone can develop this function, I can also pay for this...

Thanks.

Andrea

[erpe]

Hi
why you don't use the lightbox module?

rgds

erpe

[andreabiraghi]

Does it provide this function?
Because I'll have a page structured like this:

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PROJECT LIST

Project1 - click to open the gallery   |   Project2 - click to open the gallery

Project3 - click to open the gallery   |   Project4 - click to open the gallery

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clicking on "click to open the gallery" the lightbox should open and show the images related to that projects... that will be stored, for example in /media/project1 - /media/project2  etc....

thanks
Andrea

[erpe]

have a look:

http://www.rvb.bplaced.net/pages/fotogalerien/aggregator/lightbox2.php

rgds

erpe

[andreabiraghi]

Yes, I saw, downloaded and installed the module, but It provide a lightbox gallery as "stand alone" module...

My needs is to have a list of projects in the page... sometimes also 20-30 projects in a single page...

something like:

Project title
description description description description description description description description description
click here to see the images

By clicking on the link, should open the lightbox gallery reading images from a directory... no need thumbnail because the images in the directory will have an exact size, like 800x600 so when the lightbox open you can go "next" and "prev" viewing the 800x600 image...

thanks
Andrea

[santiagon]

Andrea,

The way I would accomplish this is by using hidden pages as subordinates of the page from which you wish to place the Lightbox module.

For example, if you look at the Freemansburg Fire Company's recent events page at http://freemansburgfire.org/, you will see how I've utilized it.

Each photo gallery is powered by its own Lightbox or Simple Gallery, but is hidden from navigation.

This may be the best way to go about it.