hello, is it possible to make the js scroller to show in vertical order?

nick- you did get my PM right? If not, you can grab the files I've worked on here ... goes for anyone else wanting to add different display functionality to their cbgallery...just always make a backup - though this is stable and really polished off..work done in the xml for the setting in the admin backend.

no problem at all - just wanted to make sure something didn't go wrong and you were wondering where I was.

There's a problem with the script I used...and I'm not that great with javascript so I'm not sure how to change all the new lines over to avoid problems...but that's the problem.

When someone puts in a return in their description when adding an image to their gallery - this causes a problem in the slideshow script I've used.

an error of "unterminated string literal" pops up. I've come to find out it's from the return...the newline break or whatever.

I though at first quotations or apostrophes, but it wasn't. Took a bit to track down -- my solution was to modify the form to upload images to user galleries and changed the description field to be just an input and not a "textarea" field ... thus eliminating the ability for someone to add in a return.

I'm not really sure it's necessary to add returns anyway to the description...further, if users add in a long description with many lines, it messes up the way things look, things overfill frames, etc. more notably, the slideshow module won't show all the text, it will cut off long descriptions...which is true if there's a return in there or not.

MOST people don't use such long descriptions....but as is now someone could enter quite a bit of text... the mySQL type is set to "text" which allows for quite a bit...but has no limit. I limited mine to 500 characters.... OR it could be limited within the form on the page in the html form like the title field is.

Allowing people to post that length of characters could also become a security hazard as someone MAY be able to post in there a script to attack a site...but if the field isn't that long, the script wouldn't even have a chance of fitting.