When I have created the customization of my JuiceBox Pro gallery, and try to save it by browsing to my intended gallery folder, I get a sudden white flash screen which then disappears. When I try the Browse button again, I get a white screen window that will only go away by closing the appliication.

In addition, I cannot edit the Gallery Folder listed in the address window. No cursor appears.

I have tried restarting JB, the Mac, etc, no progress

Note that I have created many galleries in this project. It has generally worked. But this one cannot be recovered.
Charles


Mac Big Sur, JuiceBox Builder Pro v. 1.5.1

Some Feedback related to above:
1. The Website I am now finished with contains 6 gallery pages with as many as 71 images on the largest gallery. Therefore, doing a manual ordering of files in the JuiceBox Builder app is not a practical way of doing things. I tried using the Lightroom plugin, and as much as I like it, when I get to embedding the output into the pages, I continually got lost. So, I reverted to the far simpler but more time-consuming method of creating ordered images for each gallery with a numbering prefix to sort things out. I did not find that just importing the image files would do that unless I had numerically ordered them. A simple solution, repeatable, but a bit time-consuming.

2. I have not had time to go back and find the extra semicolon. It apparently does not affect things.

Thanks again for your very helpful support.

You can see the finished site here: www.billhyslopart.com

Best

Here is the LR Web Module output file

So here is the next question regarding the above discussion:

I want to embed the resultant image galleries in stylized pages. I typically use Dreamweaver to do that from the Juicebox Builder output, and it works fine. However...

The reason I wanted to use the LR plugin rather than JuiceBox-Builder is because I wanted to keep the images in the gallery all in the desired order, which in JB-Builder would require several extra steps of exporting the image batch with a sequence number pre-pended, as jpegs, and then doing the JB-Builder thing on the new ordered-list of images. In LR, the order of the images stays the same. For dozens of images in each folder, this saves a lot of time.

However, once I get the LR Web Gallery output, it is not clear what is the easiest or best way to bring the result into the stylized pages (that have a header, a set of predefined styles in a CSS file, etc.) Essentially the same page that I would have used to embed the JuiceBox Builder content.

It seems there are two ways: copy info from the JBB file into the "Mother" page, or copy the html from the "Mother" page into the JBB page.

Do you have any suggestion. Looking at the destination page html and the JBB page html, it is not clear to me that the same config file applies as would the one from the LR Web module. Etc.

Seems more complex than I thought.
I am sending two files: The first is a file titled Abstracts.html and is the Mother page with an embed from JB-Builder (but not the same set of images exactly). The second file is the index file from the LR Web Module.

As Always, JuiceBox support has made the product for me. Thanks

That did the trick. I would never have found that. The URL link in the configuration panel was always a confusion to me.

So, once again, Thanks

I do note the following:
My Juicebox-Pro juicebox.js file appears to have version 1.5.0. Is this a problem. All

here is the LR Web display screenshot

Here is the index file for the gallery as exported from LR.

Thank you for your reply. However, the point was that when the index.html file was opened in Firefox, I did get the background color specified in the LR plug-in, but the images did not show up.

I checked the forum post and found that the workaround had already been applied previously, so that was not the issue anyway.

I would like to add some more files to show the details, but I find no way to accomplish that at this point. So, here is a summary:

1. There are 72 images in the LR Library Grid View. But when the Web view is activated, I get an appropriate view of the intended gallery except that there are only 7 image thumbnails shown. Within the context of the 7 thumbs, the gallery works fine, text items and formatting all work as expected.

2. When exported to a folder, that gallery folder contains five files: config.xml, images, index.html, jbcore, and thumbs. The images folder and thumbs folder have all 72 images in them. The jbcore folder contains the folder/files: classic, full.html, juicebox.js, juicebox.php and pswd.php.

3. I did look into the javascript file for errors and the only thing found was an extra semicolon that did not make any difference when it was removed, so I returned it.

I am attaching some of these files (not the images or thumbs) below.

Charles

I am running on a MacPro BigSur JuiceBox Pro using the Lightroom plug in.
After creating the LR gallery, which seems to work ok, when I export it to a folder on my hard drive, I open the index.html file in a browser (Firefox) and I get the background color I selected, but I do not get any images displayed. There are 72 images in the LR gallery, but none display in the browser.

When I try to open the same file in Chrome, I get a gray screen saying that Juicebox cannot display in this browser.

When I open in Safari, the error report is Config file not found.
I attach the config file below

I have not loaded the site to my server.

OK, I found what I want from another post. Namely, the use of the
screenMode="LARGE" option in the config file.

Sorry for the trouble.

I have a JuiceboxPro gallery embedded in an HTML responsive grid website page. In the thumbnail options in the config file, I have specified
maxThumbRows="1"
maxThumbColumns="5"
thumbsPosition="TOP"


When this page is rendered on a desktop or laptop, all appears as desired, even when the viewport is shrunk to about 300px wide. When the Firefox window iPhone simulation is engaged, the situation gets very confusing as sometimes it just shows the same as the shrunk window, and sometimes it shows as the image below, which is what we see when viewed on an iPhone.

But on an iPhone 8-Plus, the page renders as a  set of 8 thumbnails that have active links that open the respective images in the proper viewport-sized window.

What I am looking for is a single row of thumbnail above the display image for the selected thumb. That is what I get on the desktop, but not on the iPhone.

This can be seen on the site: http://www.lesmithart.com/_Category_Set … asian.html

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Thanks! Beautiful!

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JuiceBox Pro v. 1.5.1, Mac OSX 10.14.5
Browsing local gallery file with Firefox I receive the message that the Config File is not found, yet it is right there in the same folder with the gallery. Also, uploaded to a server the gallery shows up fine.
So I have had no trouble with this until just yesterday. Has Firefox disabled browsing JuiceBox files on a local system?