Would love to see a way to specify the size of each individual thumbnail in the xml file.  I have a special album that requires thumbnails of different widths.  Am currently using a flash album (see update note below) that allows the thumbnails to be individually specified in the xml file.  I have converted all my many albums to Juicebox pro and would love to get rid of this one last flash album!  The current album with flash is at:  http://www.fdnytenhouse.com/fdnywall/bravest.htm

(Update:  Just found an album that does not use flash and allows different width thumbnails (link above). The above link to the former flash album has been replaced with the html version.  It's not bad.  Just be nice to do this with JuiceBox to keep all my albums with the same user interface.)

JuiceBox Pro would be perfect if I could just specify the width of each thumbnail.  During it manually in the xml file would be ideal since this would be very few albums that I need to manually edit.

Please modernize the update process!

Almost every other piece of software I own checks for updates, alerts me, and then offers a one-click option to download the update. The install process rarely requires more than typing in admin credentials and clicking OK.

Juicebox seems more inclined to send us on some kind of vision quest— in search of new updates, and then in search of the How to Update instructions on the site, and then into the bowels of our own email records to try to find the original email receipt ...
All this just to send a web form requesting a download link. This followed by a few days wait, a manual download, and a manual uninstall and reinstall...

Honestly, it's the most Byzantine update process I've encountered in the last ten years.

Please spare us.

I'm using a web service to dynamically supply the file information to build a Juicebox display. 

Webservices today generally emit JSON, yet  Juicebox only consumes XML.  It would be ideal if Juicebox could support JSON, so that I didn't have to build a specific webservice to only feed Juicebox's XML needs.

I agree the current update process is not ideal. We are looking at ways to improve it.

This (together with zooming often called Ken Burns Effect) would be very much welcome and was indeed the main reason why I chose Monoslideshow some years ago. As that software was Flash only, I switched to Juicebox, and it's much more mature, but - no Ken Burns effect! So, yes, I'd like to see this, too. I would even be willing to pay extra for this feature.
Christoph

I would like to see the following features in the next update:

1. While using Picasa as the image source setting the number of images to load from a album with a parameter

2. While using Picasa, an option to show the images in reverse order

3. instead of a background I would like the stage to be transparent (so my site background will be visible. Especially in full screen mode this is something I miss

4. when the image_overlay hides I would like the captions to stay visible (also set to overlay_image). So buttons etc hide/caption stays visible

Edwin

Yes, I'm referring to WP-Juicebox and yes I would like to toggle that image order per gallery.

BTW, I am running v1.4.3 where can I get v1.4.3.1?

Option to "stack the thumbnails on top of the main image (overlapping it)". This is one of the must have features for me and I had to skip the juicebox pro because it's missing this. It would be way more fluid user experiense when having the gallery full screen and hiding/unhiding thumbnails. Just look at the iPad's default photo gallery app and see how fluid it is when the image doesn't resize all the time when you hide/unhide the thumbnails.

I am using juicebox for wordpress to show my picasa webalbums. It would be neat if the picasa comment system could also be showed on the page.

Another neat option would be to show a thumbnail of the previous and next image where the plugin now shows an arrow on hovering over the image.

Another option I would like is to have a parameter to force showing the splash page of an album, clicking on the splashpage would take the user to a page which I can define in another parameter.

my website: http://www.edvervanzijnbed.nl

An example of juicebox on my site: http://www.edvervanzijnbed.nl/bhutan

thanks for the great work/plugin

Thanks for your reply, but what I meant was the comment system of Picasa, e.g. the comments or reactions of viewers to my pictures. The titles and descriptions I have given the pictures are indeed shown just like you explained.

Also I am aware of the showsplashpage=always parameter, but I would like to combine that parameter with a parameter in which I specify an URL where the user would go if he/she clicks on the splashpage. I announce to the readers of my blog that there is a new fotoalbum available in a blogpost. I would like this blogpost to be the splashpage, and when they click on the splashpage be taken to the URL where the album is shown entirely.

Hope this clarifies what I meant.

Thank you,
Edwin

Need user driven filter menu capability for your photo gallery.  For example, Picassa lets you create tags or key words as well as title. 
1) You should support generic search capability for description/title of a photograph
2) You should offer multilevel filter capability so you can sort by category and/or sub category for a particular grouping of photos/images.  It would be nice to sort on more than ONE dimension or element.  For example, I might want to filter on a product category and I also might want to sort on a timeframe (mo/year/decade/etc.)
          I believe there are a lot of uses for this photo database filtering capability.  It is UNREASONABLE for anyone to assume that a USER will KNOW what categories and tags you have in your database.   You need to be able to display them so they know what their OPTIONS are upfront.   I have not seen this capability anywhere.  I have been designing web applications almost since the INTERNET began (I am NOT a programmer) but our Thomas & Betts web order entry system has generated over ONE BILLION DOLLARS in orders for the company. 
           Sorting photos by face recognition and/or object recognition, GPS, time stamps, etc are all neat BUT they do not provide a clean consistent categoration of information.  Photos are NOT necessarily random images ... they need to be indexed and cataloged in a logical way so that someone can quickly view precisely what they are looking for.  Hope you will give this idea some consideration as I believe you would find it to be financially beneficial for a number of business and historical reference applications.

As requested by Steven (http://juicebox.net/forum/post.php?tid=1892), I'll post my request here.

I would like to have a(nother) Juicebox version without the jQuery library included. As long as I know what versions of jQuery are compatible with Juicebox, I can make sure this version is included myself.
Since I'm working with Drupal which has jQuery build in, it's a waste that jQuery is loaded twice.