Closed PaulaThoelen closed 8 years ago
Please? No-one?
I personally have no Drupal knowledge... Maybe it's easier to find someone on a Drupal forum who can help you. You need to find someone knowing the method to use any jQuery plugin in Drupal. Applying this method to nanoGALLERY shouldn't be too difficult.
Thanks for you reply. I tried to make a module of it, only for showing Picasa-pictures, but so far with feeble success. The problem seems to be the necessary jquery-1.7.1.min.js-file. When I slide it inside the module, it works, but then my administration pages act weird because it reacts with the jquery of Drupal itself. So I have to use the module query-multi and slip the jquery-1.7.1.min.js-file in a library. But then the module can't find the path. There are so many descriptions of bringing a jquery-plugin to Drupal that I don't find the right way to do it. It seems I'm always missing something. But I keep looking. I'll send another message the day it works.
It seems that Drupal is using a very old version of jQuery... Page https://www.drupal.org/node/1058168 gives some advices: method 3 or 4 may do the job...
@PaulaThoelen did you found a solution? If yes, it would be nice to share it here. Thx!
No, not yet. I don't think I can find the right solution on my own. Maybe I'll have to wait for Drupal 8. I'm still trying (now and then), but it will take more time I guess.
ok, thanks for your feedback!
I like the nanoGallery and I want to use it on a Drupal-website for showing Picasa-pictures. Only I don't know how to do this. I have now experience with jQuery in combination with Drupal yet. Where will I have to put the documents? And what are the next steps? On the Drupal.org-website I can find some things about using jQuery, but I don't understand it very well (I'm Dutch-speaking). Can someone show me the way?