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Scott McCulloch User is Offline

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6/02/2005 6:20 PM
Are using this module on your site? Then post your link on this thread..

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6/02/2005 6:25 PM
My sister's karate site uses this module. You can see it in action here

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7/01/2005 3:05 AM
no not yet

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7/03/2005 6:35 AM
Here is one from regular forum member JHoelz.

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7/07/2005 7:01 PM
I use this module on my site. Well worth the subscription may I say. Great work!! You can see the module in action here.

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7/09/2005 3:18 AM
I'm using it in various places across my school's website. I've tried other mods but this is certainly the best! www.hartismere.co.uk

Ernest Waller Head of ICT Hartismere High School, Suffolk, UK

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7/09/2005 9:17 AM
One of my clients (and my brother): http://www.victorianchapel.com

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7/24/2005 5:27 PM
I've got simple gallery live now. Seems like the full window view opens with the admnistrator skin... akSturgeon.com

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7/24/2005 10:10 PM
Very Nice Guys!

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7/25/2005 9:27 PM
My recently revamped website, www.theblaums.com, uses the Simple Gallery module.

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7/25/2005 10:29 PM
Posted By gregbl on 7/25/2005 9:27:58 PM My recently revamped website, www.theblaums.com, uses the Simple Gallery module. Nice Job -- Love the colour

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7/26/2005 12:24 AM
Oddly enough, I haven't had need for an album since subscribing here... but I finely got a chance to put it to use, and it's was an absolute breeze! I'm not using the pop-ups because I'd have to make the window too big for some of the photos, but it's great just having that option. I do notice though that on my wider pictures the little outer frames that simple gallery applies doesn't appear on the sides (when viewing full image)... but it's hardly what I would call a problem. In fact, it's probably something I did. All and all... it was fast, easy, flawless, and the best looking thing on the site. What more can you ask for? http://www.rexroad.com/AboutMatt/ImageGallery/tabid/84/Default.aspx

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7/26/2005 12:52 AM
Posted By rhuber on 7/26/2005 12:24:13 AM Oddly enough, I haven't had need for an album since subscribing here... but I finely got a chance to put it to use, and it's was an absolute breeze! I'm not using the pop-ups because I'd have to make the window too big for some of the photos, but it's great just having that option. I do notice though that on my wider pictures the little outer frames that simple gallery applies doesn't appear on the sides (when viewing full image)... but it's hardly what I would call a problem. In fact, it's probably something I did. All and all... it was fast, easy, flawless, and the best looking thing on the site. What more can you ask for? http://www.rexroad.com/AboutMatt/ImageGallery/tabid/84/Default.aspx Looks great - that frame problem is caused by the width that the photo is in (skin), is not large enough to fit the photo, so it crops the image. You could probably try changing the resize to have a smaller width to make it fit.

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7/26/2005 1:21 PM
Thanks Scott. I'll keep that in mind next time.

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7/27/2005 8:09 PM
This module is great and absolutely worth the subscription rate...i am just getting it going on http:www.rcsoccerclub.com..I plan to give each team a page and gallery as long as the disk space holds out...is there a way to limit the upload file size? Chuck laRue

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7/27/2005 8:10 PM
Posted By cjlarue on 7/27/2005 8:09:26 PM This module is great and absolutely worth the subscription rate...i am just getting it going on http://www.rcsoccerclub.com..I plan to give each team a page and gallery as long as the disk space holds out...is there a way to limit the upload file size? Chuck laRue

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7/27/2005 10:06 PM
Posted By cjlarue on 7/27/2005 8:09:26 PM This module is great and absolutely worth the subscription rate...i am just getting it going on http:www.rcsoccerclub.com..I plan to give each team a page and gallery as long as the disk space holds out...is there a way to limit the upload file size? Chuck laRue Not yet -- but it resizes during the upload process, so it keeps the files to a minimum.. I'll be adding a disk counter to check against the portal disk space soon, so it will be perfect for what you need it for..

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8/26/2005 11:18 AM
I am using it: http://www.joerattz.com Pick the Photos menu option.

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9/09/2005 4:17 AM
I am using it in a few places.. I have a 4th coming online soonn http://www.moparcarbque.com has over 500 car show photos. Also using "Random" photo module. http://www.theFreeBeerBand.com http://www.Triton85.com is using the control... This site REALLY needs user uploads. The car show site, and the reunion site would both GREATLY benefit from a User Upload feature (with an associated photo folder)... this way registered users could have thier own little "space" to upload pics of family or thier car! I love the idea of being able to link ActiveForums to a Simple Gallery User Specific Folder (similar to how Active Forums can be linked to private messages.) so that within active forums messages a link is presented "Gallery".

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9/09/2005 4:43 AM
Hi, I us it on my Dutch (!) DotNetNuke demonstration site. On this site I (try to) show how 'easy' DotNetNuke can be and what you can do with it. I think your Simple Gallery is just a great product for my target clients. No fuss, no errors, pictures always the right size. You can find it at: http://www.cestuswebsites.com/demonstratiesite/Inhoudvanuwwebsite/Animatiesfilmsenfotos/tabid/188/Default.aspx nothing special though. Greetings, Peter

Peter Schotman Cestus Websites: DotNetNuke solutions in the Netherlands Contact us for all your custom design and skinning.

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