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Thanks, I will test it next coming weekend

ups, you are right, I forgot

Hi Ben,
may you have a chance to look at this post?

Rod's last post: using Publisher there are no settings for extension / filetype.
Even though this parameter could be set: I see no chance to get my addressed problem to be solved

In the downlaod link, regardless of which file (jpeg or tif) the customer has purchased, in all cases he will see only one file extension.

Tutorial is really helpful!

In your last passage of that tutorial you write:
Some of you may need to offer tiff files for download. If this is the case, Publisher cannot provide those images for you, it can only process out jpg images. So you'll need to go the manual uploading route as described above. In fact, you could offer any file type as long as the base file names match those of the images in the gallery.

I exported the tiff file in the specific folder.
Testing the download from the customers perspective is positiv except one issue

In the downlaod link, regardless of which file (jpeg or tif) the customer has purchased, in all cases the file extension is "jpg".
This would be confusing for the customer.

How to achive that in case of a tiff purchse the file extension is "tif" in the downloadlink naming?

The to be downloaded file is the correct one, after setting it all up as described in your tutorial

would the situation be different in case of not using the publisher and exporting the gallery manually?

if (G_PATH == 'FOLDER-NAME') && (G_STYLE != 'CE4-MOBILE') {
results in
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '&&' (T_BOOLEAN_AND)

What do you mean with <or you can just try the media query idea and hide use display: none; on the video container div.>?

Hi Rod, I do need your expertise
Would be great if you can help me.

my findings / questions

• G_STYLE identifiers are used to target specific gallery types when authoring PHPlugins

• mobil settings could be used for some but not all STYLES (e.g not for autoindex and stage)

• CE4-MOBILE targets CRG respectively ALL galleries; CE4-PAGES-MOBILE impacts only the page where the pages gallery is going to

• no further concretion is possible (e.g which special gallery should be addressed)

Could I also use the "mobile settings"with G_PATH?

in my example:
function ttg_block_bottom( $style, $path ) {
if (G_PATH == 'FOLDER-NAME') {
echo '
<iframe width="1092" height="614" src="link to video on server" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
';
return false;        // Replaces normal menu
    }
} // END

I want to achieve that this will only be relevant for non mobile devices. How to specify a second size (width and height) to be used on mobile devices? How would that conditional expression look like?

my "solution" has one downside - only working fine on desktop computer respectively if the screen is at minimum the size specified (in my case 1092 px).

Is there any chance to specify a second size (width and height) to be used on mobile devices.
Or any way to disable the video on mobile devices (only to be played in case the minimum size is reached)?

Happe Easter!

yes, HTML 5, using it with stage makes no problems

Nows it works using the statement:

function ttg_block_bottom( $style, $path ) {
if (G_PATH == 'FOLDER-NAME') {
echo '
<iframe width="1092" height="614" src="link to video on server" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
';
return false;        // Replaces normal menu
    }
} // END