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We do not support any other analytics services "out-of-the-box", but you can use PHPlugins extensibility features to add whatever code is necessary to your site to integrate with such services.
See the March newsletter:
http://mad.ly/32f483
Our guidelines for updating Pages installations are here:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … s_versions
In short, upload everything except the /galleries/ and /phplugins/ folders.
I'm not a user of Linux operating systems, am not familiar with Darktable, and therefore have no plans to develop plugins for it. My hands are more than full at the moment, so neither am I keen or even able to explore new avenues at the moment. I am glad you think so highly of our work, though, that it keeps you holding onto Lightroom. Thank you!
Cheers, Alan! That's why we're here. :-)
How do you take backup of the site, so it will not be like yesterday?
Save a template using the Template Browser, left side of the Web module.
CE3 Gallery is available now, and includes the older CE2 Highslide and Photoswipe galleries in the same purchase (specifically so that CE2 Cart users can use the galleries with the shopping cart).
It's not a YouTube video, but we do have a step-by-step guide to building your first site:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … publishing
TextEdit should work, though better text-editors are available. On a Mac, TextWrangler is free.
The button probably shouldn't work on the iPad either; maybe a bug on Apple's side that it's available at all. Cleanest solution is probably to hide the button on small displays (assuming that displays below a certain threshold are probably tablets of phones). Something like this ought to work ...
Give the button an id:
<button id="upload-button" />Use CSS media queries to hide the button on iPads and smaller, in custom CSS file:
@media screen and (max-width: 1024px) {
#upload-button { display: none; }
} /* max-width: 1024px */Hi Bill,
CE2 Cart is our current PayPal shopping cart solution; CE3 Cart is expected sometime during the summer. New CE2 Cart purchases will be upgraded to CE3 Cart upon its release, at no additional charge.
CE2 Cart requires pairing with a CE2 version image gallery: CE2 Highslide, CE2 Horizon or CE2 Photoswipe galleries all offer cart support.
When released, CE3 Cart will require pairing with CE3 Gallery.
CE3 Gallery is available now, and includes the older CE2 Highslide and Photoswipe galleries in the same purchase (specifically so that CE2 Cart users can use the galleries with the shopping cart).
CE3 Gallery is includes in the CE3 Web Publishing Bundle, or for individual purchase. The shopping cart is not included in the bundle, and CE3 Cart will not be included in the bundle either; because not every user will need the shopping cart, it will always be available as an individual, add-on purchase.
As for WordPress, do take heed that our plugins do not interface with WordPress installations. You can run our galleries, pages, shopping cart, etc. alongside a WordPress installation, and you can link back-and-forth between the two. But for all intents, WordPress is an isolated system and CE3 functions outside of that.
I have created the layout in Page and now I want to create a gallery, when I go into TTG CE3 Gallery so I do not get with me settings from Page. What am I doing wrong?
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … en_engines
When I click on Release tool and will create an album Colours I get the following error message. Unable-to-perform action: list template
Message: No templates havebeen created.
Explained on the blog; I haven't updated the shop page yet. The current shop listing for CE2 Stage is what you want.
You would need to start from scratch using CE3, but I think the upgrade is very worthwhile. It's also a good opportunity to start using our Publish Services plugin to start managing galleries with CE3 Gallery. Here are some CE3 version websites, so you can see what the end result might look like: http://ce3.theturninggate.net/ce3-showcase/
Changes are always detailed on the blog.
Hi Yoshi,
CE3 Pages is the first version to support a mobile fallback for the Home page, but also abandons Flash support; the older version you're now running doesn't have a mobile gallery.
Amazing photos, though. Seriously. Wow.
That's with TTG CE3 Pages; the other plugins should reload more quickly, as they have less to do.
Did you set the Site Root correctly?
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … up#website
Everything ending .lrwebengine goes into the Web Galleries folder.
No double-clicking. Just unzip the files, then copy to the location specified in instructions.
We do not have Swedish documentation, sorry.
Plugins work on Mac and Windows, and in LR4 and LR5. You can install on more than one computer.
And we provide some introductory material for using an FTP client and other topics that relate to setting up your own website, here:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku.php#going_online
I've gone ahead and had a play with Typekit. Tutorial:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … our_page_s
Then just insert the Javascript using PHPlugins, either in the head or in the foot as instructed by the Typekit setup. Same basic concepts apply as in our Google Web Fonts tutorial, only if you can't download the fonts to preview locally, then you probably won't be able to preview the fonts in LR. The Web module doesn't get along well when hot-linked to online resources.