1 Reply by Steve1951

(4 replies, posted in Juicebox-Pro Support)

When I first switched from my old method to Juicebox, I used large screen mode (auto).  Within hours, I received emails requesting that all thumbnails be displayed just like my previous method (instead of just a few thumbs that large screen uses).

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2 Reply by Steve1951

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OK - Thanks for your prompt reply.

Not sure it's logical to support this in large screen only.

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3 Topic by Steve1951

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I have captionHAlign="CENTER" but the caption still displays on the lower left side of the screen.  I want it to display centered on the lower portion of the screen.  Here is my config file.

<juiceboxgallery 

    maxImageWidth="1500"
    maxImageHeight="1500"
    importTitle="NONE"
    galleryTitle="Tournament Winners"
    showOpenButton="false"
    imageTransitionType="SLIDE"
    showAutoPlayButton="true"
    backButtonUseIcon="true"
    backButtonPosition="TOP"
    showSmallBackButton="true"
    screenMode="SMALL"
    showSplashPage="NEVER"
    backButtonUrl="/photos.php"
    showSmallThumbNav="true"
    showPagingText="true"
    thumbWidth="100"
    thumbHeight="100"
    useFullscreenExpand="true"
    showDownloadButton="true"
    showImageOverlay="ALWAYS"
    captionHAlign="CENTER"

>

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4 Reply by Steve1951

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Steven @ Juicebox wrote:

Did you try adding all 100 images at once from the shallow directory structure (and, if so, did it work)?

Yes, that directory contained 183 images and all 183 processed fine with the shallow directory.

Steven @ Juicebox wrote:

There is a known issue which can occur when adding many images at once and if you are adding a large batch of images, the maximum path length might just be a red herring.

If you add many images at once, Adobe AIR may not be able to allocate enough memory for the task at hand. Even if your computer has plenty of free RAM, Adobe AIR applications are limited to around 1GB of memory allocation. The workaround is to add your images in smaller batches.

I just ran into this limit.  I attempted to process 247 images in the shallow directory and it crashed.  As a workaround, I processed 100 images and then processed 147 images to create the 247 image gallery.

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5 Reply by Steve1951

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Although I don't need further action on your part, I have performed further testing and here are the results.

If I select 95 images from the deep directory, it processes correctly.

If I select 100 images from the deep directory, it crashes.

So it seems to be a combination of a deep directory and the number of images to process.

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6 Reply by Steve1951

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Not really a big problem for me.  Just wanted to let you know in case someone else had the same problem.  If I get a chance, I'll do some more testing to see if I can narrow it down.

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7 Topic by Steve1951

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I am using version 1.5.0.  When I attempt to add images from the directory listed below, the program crashes 100% of the time.

D:\wwwtop\provider\Web_current\public_html\bmwmoal\photo_gallery\Blue_Springs_State_Park_February_2014\_Source\Blue_Springs_State_Park_February_2014

I moved the file to this directory, and it functioned properly.

D:\Picasa\Blue_Springs_State_Park_February_2014

Possibly there is a problem with deep directories?

Here is the information about my system

Edition - Windows 10 Pro
Version - 1607
OS Build - 14393.1358
Processor - Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz 2.67 GHz
Installed RAM - 12.0 GB
System type - 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

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8 Reply by Steve1951

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Thank you very much.  The info you supplied was a big help.  I have now added a home button to the Thumb Nails page.  To view the result, just clear your browser cache and click on the link in my original post.  Then click on Test Gallery.

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9 Topic by Steve1951

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I just recently purchased the Pro version of JuiceBoxBuilder and I'm happy with the product.  I have one problem.  I start all galleries for all type devices (desktop, tablet and phone) in small screen mode because my users want to see thumbs of all the photos so they can pick and choose which photos to view instead of cycling through all of the photos.  On some galleries I open with a splash page and on some I go directly to the thumbs page.  The problem visitors are having is that they can't get back to the main page where links for all galleries are displayed if they are on the Splash Page or the Thumbs page.  If they are viewing a photo, they can return to the main gallery page by clicking on the home button. What I need is a Home button on the Splash page and the Thumbs page.  I have the home button (Back Button) set to navigate to photos_test.php.

Click the link below to view a sample page.  When the page is displayed, click on the Test Gallery thumb.

https://www.pickleball-huntsville.com/photos_test.php

There is no way to get back to photos_test.php from that page.  If a visitor just got to the page, all they need to do is click the back button on their browser to get back, but if they have been browsing photos and then come back to the Splash page, they may need to hit the back button several times, to get back to photos_test.php.  Not a good experience for the visitor.  The same thing applies when on the Thumbs Page.

I'm sure I'm not the first person to run into this problem.  Any assistance will be appreciated.

Thanks,
Steve

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