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1. Rey Bango 1/30/08 4:32 AM

   Jax, if you're not too vested in the code, I'd like for you to consider doing a version in jQuery. Quite a number of CF users have embraced jQuery including Ben Nadel, Rob Gonda & Jim Priest, to name a few. I would love to see this using jQuery and with the ton of support you'd receive in the jQuery mailing list, I think it'd be a great match.

2. Damon Ledet 1/30/08 4:45 AM

   Great Work! I will be implementing this soon at my blog (http://blog.damonledet.com) Thanks again!

3. jax 1/30/08 11:20 AM

   @Rey: I'll see what I can do. Shouldn't be too hard to create a jQuery version from the looks of it.

4. Paul Verhoef 2/5/08 1:45 PM

   Thx for sharing, i had to edit the lightbox.cfc and remove org.plugins.lightbox in order to load the iedit module

5. Rich Alot 2/21/08 11:07 PM

   Has anyone tested this on earlier versions of BlogCFC? Mine is so heavily modified (including the admin) I'm pretty much stuck with what I've got unless I want to spend days doing an overhaul.

6. Edward Beckett 3/7/08 6:29 AM

   Jax ... Thanks for the great release to the BlogCFC community!
   
   I'm running BlogCFC on CF8 ...
   
   have you seen any problems running your plug-in with CF8?
   
   Also, I am using CFlickr as well ... are you aware of any incompatibility issues?
   
   Thanks
   
   Edward

7. jax 3/7/08 10:56 AM

   You're welcome Edward! :-)
   
   I do not expect any problems with CF8. The only thing that *might* cause problems is the included functionality for image manipulation. This makes use of the java.awt package. Java 6 ( as included with CF 8 ) should be backwards compatible (at least). This site is running on Java 5 and I have no problems. I am not sure about the CFlickr, have never tested it but to be honest I can't think of a reason why it shouldn't work. :-)

8. ajw93 6/25/08 9:07 PM

   Hey Jax,
   Thanks for the great plugin! We love it here and are planning to implement it.
   We have noticed, a seeming conflict in IE6/7: when a user posts a flash video (e.g., youtube)
   to the blog, IE throws an error and won't display the page at all. Sometimes this happens
   when browsing the post's individual page, sometimes not. I am a complete newbie when it comes to javascript
   so I was wondering if anyone had heard of this and had any thoughts on how we might fix?
   We are on blogcfc 5.9.004
   and cf7 and 8 (prod & dev servers respectively).
   This is not a horrific dealbreaker but if we could fix it, I'd love to know how! Thanks -- and thanks
   for indulging my ignorance!

9. ajw93 6/25/08 9:08 PM

   Um, and I stupidly forgot to mention, we are on the jquery version of the plugin.
   
   I need lunch!
   
   Thanks
   
   Amy

10. jax 6/26/08 12:56 AM

    Amy,
    
    Could you send me a link to a age that throws the error in IE ?
    You can email it to me (contact page) if you don't want to leave the link in the comments here.

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14. RJ 1/12/09 7:04 AM

    I want to use something like this to replace the slideshow that the blog currently has. I don't want to include a collection in the blog entry, more add a link to slideshow.cfm and have the collection appear. My problem is that I already have about 75 slideshow entries. How can I quickly move them into the <lightbox> setup that I just added? Is there no quick way?

15. jax 1/12/09 11:22 AM

    RJ, have a look at the client/images/lightbox directory. In here there are directory names that match your lightbox entries. Inside them you will find a 'full' and 'thumbs' dir there. The full directory contains all the full sized images, and the thumbs dir contains the thumbnails. You can simply put images in both directories, just make sure that you HAVE matching names. ( ie: in thumbs -> image1.jpg and in full -> image1.jpg as well.)
    The second thing you have to keep in mind is that you need to have a descriptive XML file in the root of the lightbox dir called metadata.xml
    The XML file should look like this:
    
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <lightbox>
       <formalname/>
       <captions/>
    </lightbox>
    
    The Lightbox entry should then automatically show up in the lightbox admin section of blogcfc.

16. Manuel Avelar 3/24/09 10:49 PM

    Hi, I want to know how can I remove that credits on the corner, Sorry to do that but I really need remove it.

17. Manuel Avelar 3/24/09 11:01 PM

    nevermind, I did it :)