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Multiple galleries?

Last post 04-18-2007 3:41 PM by gsphotopro. 2 replies.
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  • 04-13-2007 8:46 PM

    • John T
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    Multiple galleries?

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    I am trying to figure out how to have two galleries with both having albums. One I am calling portfolio, and the other I  would like for clients events. I thin I have figured out hwo to password protect the albums when I get to that point.
    Sincerely,

    John
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  • 04-16-2007 11:34 AM In reply to

    • Ted D.
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    Re: Multiple galleries?

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    Hi John

    This is something that I am doing myself. I Have a gallery for myself and one for my wife. My web host does not support the flash ability of Shozam! so I created two separate galleries and put them behind the front page that they did support. I had to place a button on the "Front Page" of the site with a link to the gallery which was one level down from the root directory. Then In each of my galleries I had to put a link on the banner that returns to the main page. IE (http://www.dieboldt.com) This returns me to the default Index of the main site. By doing this it allows me to have as many galleries as I want. In my directory tree  I have directory called: Root/ files/Gallery_1 and then another called : Root/files_1/ Gallery_2 with gallery 1 and gallery 2 going into their corresponding directories. Hope this helps.

    Ted
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  • 04-18-2007 3:41 PM In reply to

    Re: Multiple galleries?

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    Hi John,

     What have you uncovered about password protection?  Have you found something better than going through the host and establishing a secure directory?  
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