The Turning Gate

Using TTG Monoslideshow, previously SimpleViewer.
I do not use TTG Gallery for Index page.

Using TTG selection and TTG Gallery for index and simpleviewer
http://www.andrewsdigital.co.uk

I like a lot your great work.
I’m using TTG autoviever gallery flash to publish my photos.
here is my website: www.lenny76.com click on ALBUM
bye
Lenny76

Hi Matt, thanks for your great work. You know, I am using all sorts off gall´s. have a closer look at my site. I made it up new with your index galls and some other. Only the panos I changed back to fullscreen versions. But I still use the pano Index.

take care

Flo

Here is my web site using TTG MediaBox
http://www.pixorama.fr

Thanks

Jerome

FWIW, I love the “remove live_update.js” feature in TTG Shadowbox v249 and think it would be fantastic if you added a similar feature to remove the “index.html” file and “thumbnail” folder from TTG Auto Index.

Here I used TTG PostcardViewer Gallery to show an overview of the work of Alan Houser for a gallery here in Santa fe NM.

http://glenngreengalleries.com/2008/Artists/houser/houser-archives/index.html

Thanks for your work,

Lynn

Hello Matt,

i just went online with my new HP last weekend – but still a lot of work to be done :-(
http://www.andreasneier.de
Here i use the TTG FlashNifties Gallery. It’s an amzing work from you! Thank you very much!

Regards from Ireland,

Andy

Hi Matthew,
Again, thanks for all the incredible offerings. I’m still quite the newbie to this stuff and your templates have really helped to tie my hacky pages together :)

I had some spare time today, so I began overhauling my pages. I’m trying to keep it simple but more will be added I’m sure. For now the core is finished.

What’s not keeping my page simple is iWeb – yikes – don’t like it, but it’s an easier alternative for now. I ended up using an iframe to display the slimbox galleries. This seems to work in the PC/MAC browsers I’ve tried, but it’s a bit slow and has introduced a few compromises.

So much more to learn. :)

Anyhoo, have a look.

oh!!
the page www.kemg.org
also uses the autoviewer in the model pages =)

I’ve pretty much rebuilt my site around your Shadowbox template and really think It’s given me a nice looking site that easy to update and easy to use.
Really love the new LRPages template and currently playing with that to see how I can integrate it.
Fantastic, thanks so much!

Nice work, Mike, though I could have saved you some trouble and just given you a simple image rotation script that I’ve had sitting around for at least two years. ;P

Hi Matthew,

I’ve gone online with TTG Auto Index and TTG Slimbox at:

www.tanzschule-reiners.de/index.php

It’s in German, but choosing “Fotos” in the main menu brings yout to the galleries. Using the Auto Index gives me the needed flexibility and a very fast way to publish my fotos. It’s the hompeage of a dance club run by a friend of mine and the short return time is a key factor. The ladies there want to go through their performance – return home and see the pictures!
Being able to do all of this from Lightroom now is such a great step forward. And it’s all possible now, because of your work. Thanks, and the donation is on it’s way.

Alfred

Hey Matt and everyone—

I use the Simpleviewer in my portfolio galleries on my photography site, altered a bit in Adobe GoLive, and the client respnse gallery and xml auto-index for my customers’ online proofing and ordering. You totally saved my virtual life with these—I did my whole site myself and I know NOTHING about coding or Flash!

http://www.photoscapturelife.com/gallery-home/index.html

http://www.photoscapturelife.com/customer_galleries/brewergallery

Can’t thank you enough!!!

Katie

http://www.tsctempest.com/

Auto Index as a front end and sub-gallery manager
(also used on solo images to generate thumbnail directory for indexing)
XML Maker for taging index entries for each new gallery
LR Pages for static content

My site works that way I want it now. I create the galleries and upload them, the site self-updates the indexes with the new content – Great Stuff!

Thanks Matt.

Thanks Matthew (great name) for all the templates and the clarity of your site. I was looking at Mike Vernon’s work above and noted that he had multiple tiers for his categories of photos – something that I’m trying to create too. I shot him an email asking how he picks up thumbnails and album title and description data – by a hack or manually generated – and wondered if you had any comments on that?

You can see how I’ve set up my test site above – I get the links to the sub-galleries but obviously there is no other data being automatically generated. I’m probably missing something obvious?!

Thanks Matt, I worked that one out (it was staring me in the face!) – I think I was trying to be too clever with the “auto” component in the sub-category, but of course it’s an index so needs to be named manually! That’s what happens when you’re doing it late at night!

Just curious, would you create the thumbnails folder for the sub-category index manually (or just reference a thumbnail from the galleries below?)

Now I’m going to have a look at your Flickr implementation and I’m set. You’ve done a great job linking all this stuff up – it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for from a work-flow point of view. It has been very clunky up until now. I’m inspired to go back through a lot of images and make some fun galleries. I’ll let you know when it’s happening!

Matthew – GREAT STUFF! (sorry for yelling, but it really is great).

I use TTG LR Pages, although I hacked it to provide SEO Metatdata tags, StatCounter stats, more lines in the footer, an extra optional page, left or right sided top menu, ability to choose blockquote style for paragraphs with a single quote and a myriad of additional styling choices. I also allowed for a fixed width of the site with another wrapper in the CSS. In the contact page I switched the code to phpMailer and set mine up for SMTP mailing – a limitation I had with keeping my own site.

I use AutoIndex which I also hacked with the same feel as the Pages template. Ditto to the Slimbox Gallery.

Hope you like it! http://www.outdoorimagesfineart.com

David.

Thanks so much for all the galleries you’ve done. So far the shadow/slimbox are my favorites. I have used the monoslideshow and the older client response (though i’ve never really had any official clients). I’ve also tried out the password protection.

I’m a hobby photographer and enjoy taking pictures for friends and found your galleries a simple, well designed way of sharing my pictures.

I added your site to “my equipment” page. hope you don’t mind.

www.bryanschmuland.com

Thanks again!!!!!!

Hi,

I’m using auto album index for my two websites:

http://www.beckyholladay.com – main website
http://www.photobecky.com – wedding & event website

Thank you so much…I was pulling my hair out trying to make a new website in Dreamweaver. I used to use Flash and slideshow pro but it would take too long to make new galleries.

The only problem I have is that I have two websites, one for documentary work and one for weddings, events, and portraits. The second website, photobecky.com lives on the server www.beckyholladay.com. I have a link to my main website on photobecky.com, but once you get to the main website, the browser still says www.photobecky.com. Is there a way to turn off the feature that’s hiding the real location? It might be confusing to people who want to visit my main website again.

Thanks,

Becky

Hi, great job you have done here !!! I´v build my page with the TTG Shadowbox Gallery and TTG XML Auto Index. I have used it for a month or two and are really satisfyed so far. Looking forward to make
a donation ; ) and see more of your work in the future.

Best regards

Kjetil

Thanks, Eric. I love your site! It’s great the way you’ve integrated the galleries into your page designs. I especially like your implementation of the Polaroid gallery on your front page. It’s great to see the templates being used in such an individualized way!