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Posted March 25, 201014 yr File Name: (SOS30) Password Protected Album v1.0.0File Submitter: Adriano FariaFile Submitted: 25 Mar 2010File Category: IP.Gallery With this mod you can set per user group the option to create album using passwords to protect it from other users.The cookie is unique per user, so if more than 1 user use the same PC, others users won't be able to view albums/images already saw, by typing the correct password. Album form Password required Ensure that your browser is capable of storing temporary cookies. Click here to download this file
March 26, 201014 yr I think there is a bug in the code a user creates an album with a password if then an other user go's to the gallery on the main page ' tab gallery " then go's to the correct categorie and then klik an album , the user gets a question for a password. for now everyting is Okay. if you are on the page where you can enter a password and you go to 'user information' next to 'senha de Acesso' and you click it, and you then go to " view all gallery files " you can see the pictures without entering the password Also when you go to someone's profile, and you go to "album " it says that there are no albums ?? Regards, Kurt
March 26, 201014 yr Author if you are on the page where you can enter a password and you go to 'user information' next to 'senha de Acesso' and you click it, and you then go to " view all gallery files " you can see the pictures without entering the password Also when you go to someone's profile, and you go to "album " it says that there are no albums ?? That's why I asked you to test before I release here! :) Tons of edits... surely something was left behind. Will take a look later and will get back to you.
March 27, 201014 yr Another thing Adriano. When you are on the page to enter the password for the album, and you click " view new content " then you also see the pictures without typing the password
March 27, 201014 yr Author You mean, you see the THUMBNAIL. If you go to user album OR the image, the password it's requested. I'll take a look this weekend.
March 27, 201014 yr if you are on the page where users can enter a password to view the album and you go to 'user information' next to 'senha de Acesso' and you click it, and you then go to " view all gallery files " you can see the pictures without entering the password also when you are on the page where you can enter the password for the album, and you click " view new content " then you also see the pictures without typing the password. Ive made a video, so you can see what i'm talking about; CHECK VIDEO HERE
March 28, 201014 yr Author Ive made a video, so you can see what i'm talking about; [url="http://users.telenet.be/digger/bug/Password_bug_controller.swf"]CHECK VIDEO HERE[/url] As I told you above, THUMBNAILS! Gallery has 3 types of images:thumbnail: shown on index, album/category index, user page, user album and searchmedium image: when you click on thumbnaillarge image: when you are viewing the medium image and click on that button and opens the lightbox As I told you on PM, my mod works just like Gallery's FRIEND ONLY feature. When you create a new album and set it FRIENDS ONLY, anyone can see its thumbnails on User Page (Gallery), in Search and worst, in album view. It'll only show a message error when you click in thumbnail to view the image. Anyway, I'll try not to show the thumbnail. Working on it.
April 10, 201014 yr It's not just the thumbnail ( that can be fixed by choosing forum style instead of gallery style ) if the album has more pictures in it, it let them see you without entering the password if you choose one of the both options in the video. Regards, Kurt
April 10, 201014 yr Author Kurt, as you know, I'm waiting for IPS last word here: http://community.invisionpower.com/tracker/issue-21514-allow-cats-and-allow-albums-in-user-information/ I don't want to make it as a quick 'workaround'.
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