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One observation: If you have files in your root content folder, you can't access them directly by putting their address into the browser.
You can load them by clicking in the gallery but you can't link to them from outside.
Instead, you just get a blank screen apart from the menu items.

If you click on a gallery folder after trying this, it loads to first image in the subfolder straight away, rather than showing the folder's thumbnails.
If you link to a file in a subfolder, it shows fine.

Error: Failure to load...

I am getting this every now and again on the flash side. Please see attached.

I also get this error sometimes.

Something's wrong with scaling when on theme tab. Please see attachement. To see the 'preview' button I have to zoom out browser window and there is no slider at the bottom of browser window.

Where can I download the newest version of imagevue? I get Service Temperarly unavailable when I go here http://imagevuex.com/trial/imagevuex28beta.zip
It would be easier if there would be a beta section in the Download page so one can check from time to time if there is a newer version. There would be like imagevue v2.8 beta 9, so one can check if one has the latest update. Just an idea

Imagevue X2.8 β9
http://imagevuex.com/trial/imagevuex28beta.zip

MP4, M4V Playback for all galleries
Audioplayer fix
Fixed sharebox positioning in main menu
Improved sharing landing page in Mobile
Improved large controls visibility in themes
Sharing is now shares universal URL from all galleries
Fix for PHP 5.4
Fix for separation of EXIF, IPTC and XMP
Fix for color.css carbonizer theme
Fix for empty visibility selector in new folder
Various usability and general improvements
+ much more

Technically, you are not supposed to have files in your root content folder, because they are not accessible by any menu system (which is the fundament of Imagevue). May I ask what the purpose of this might be?


Well, if the first problem goes away, this one will also. This happens probably because Imagevue cant figure out what folder you are trying to load ... Imagevue always loads a folder data before showing images.

Can you please send a link also? This is a filemod failing to load, which seems to insinuate that you have a folder set to filemod, and that it cant find the custom filemod. It could be cached SWF vs new PHP files also. I would need to diagnose it with debugger ...

What beta are you using? This should be fixed last release if not before. I would try emptying browser cache, because it might be in CSS.

Yea it would be easier, but it would be awesome if we could just release it instead, which is our intention now .. The link worked from here, does it work for you now also? The beta link is always the same, and we post here when we release. There has been a lot of fixes though, so we havent been wanting to bang the drums for every release, as this would be counter-intuitive for most users.

We updated video player in latest beta (tonight), so I suggest you re-download. Important to make sure all files get updated, and also to empty your cache. I can confirm that arrows are there ...

Change the design? Generally no, but you can override colors by using custom CSS. The menu buttons are graphic files though, so you cant just recolor them with CSS. You would need to change them and overwrite the current graphic files.

Not quite sure what you are trying to achieve with this, but yes that should be possible. Go to admin -> settings -> Custom CSS -> Mobile Gallery CSS, and try to apply this:

This was the folder I was in when I received this error.... however I have received it in other places on the site as well. It doesn't happen all the time.


http://www.merelyafleshwound.com/#/what ... 20zealand/

Videos not being displayed properly on Firefox 12 , Windows 7 , screen resolution 1366*768 , Orientation: Landscape.

When i click on a video i only see the top strip. Video does not play either. Does Firefox not support mp4 format?

Check attached image :