daniish

/**
		* Initialize prettyPhoto.
		*/
		$.prettyPhoto.initialize = function() {

			settings = pp_settings;

			if(settings.theme == 'pp_default') settings.horizontal_padding = 16;

			// Find out if the picture is part of a set
			theRel = $(this).attr(settings.hook);
			galleryRegExp = /\[(?:.*)\]/;
			isSet = (galleryRegExp.exec(theRel)) ? true : false;

			// Put the SRCs, TITLEs, ALTs into an array.
			pp_images = (isSet) ? jQuery.map(matchedObjects, function(n, i){ if($(n).attr(settings.hook).indexOf(theRel) != -1) return $(n).attr('href'); }) : $.makeArray($(this).attr('href'));
			pp_titles = (isSet) ? jQuery.map(matchedObjects, function(n, i){ if($(n).attr(settings.hook).indexOf(theRel) != -1) return ($(n).find('img').attr('alt')) ? $(n).find('img').attr('alt') : ""; }) : $.makeArray($(this).find('img').attr('alt'));
			pp_descriptions = (isSet) ? jQuery.map(matchedObjects, function(n, i){ if($(n).attr(settings.hook).indexOf(theRel) != -1) return ($(n).attr('title')) ? $(n).attr('title') : ""; }) : $.makeArray($(this).attr('title'));

			if(pp_images.length > settings.overlay_gallery_max) settings.overlay_gallery = false;

			set_position = jQuery.inArray($(this).attr('href'), pp_images); // Define where in the array the clicked item is positionned
			rel_index = (isSet) ? set_position : $("a["+settings.hook+"^='"+theRel+"']").index($(this));

			_build_overlay(this); // Build the overlay {this} being the caller

			if(settings.allow_resize)
				$(window).bind('scroll.prettyphoto',function(){ _center_overlay(); });

			$.prettyPhoto.open();

			return false;
		}

Hi Jacob,

I have found the following initialisation code in the prettyphoto.js – hopefully this is what you need:

/**
		* Initialize prettyPhoto.
		*/
		$.prettyPhoto.initialize = function() {

			settings = pp_settings;

			if(settings.theme == 'pp_default') settings.horizontal_padding = 16;

			// Find out if the picture is part of a set
			theRel = $(this).attr(settings.hook);
			galleryRegExp = /\[(?:.*)\]/;
			isSet = (galleryRegExp.exec(theRel)) ? true : false;

			// Put the SRCs, TITLEs, ALTs into an array.
			pp_images = (isSet) ? jQuery.map(matchedObjects, function(n, i){ if($(n).attr(settings.hook).indexOf(theRel) != -1) return $(n).attr('href'); }) : $.makeArray($(this).attr('href'));
			pp_titles = (isSet) ? jQuery.map(matchedObjects, function(n, i){ if($(n).attr(settings.hook).indexOf(theRel) != -1) return ($(n).find('img').attr('alt')) ? $(n).find('img').attr('alt') : ""; }) : $.makeArray($(this).find('img').attr('alt'));
			pp_descriptions = (isSet) ? jQuery.map(matchedObjects, function(n, i){ if($(n).attr(settings.hook).indexOf(theRel) != -1) return ($(n).attr('title')) ? $(n).attr('title') : ""; }) : $.makeArray($(this).attr('title'));

			if(pp_images.length > settings.overlay_gallery_max) settings.overlay_gallery = false;

			set_position = jQuery.inArray($(this).attr('href'), pp_images); // Define where in the array the clicked item is positionned
			rel_index = (isSet) ? set_position : $("a["+settings.hook+"^='"+theRel+"']").index($(this));

			_build_overlay(this); // Build the overlay {this} being the caller

			if(settings.allow_resize)
				$(window).bind('scroll.prettyphoto',function(){ _center_overlay(); });

			$.prettyPhoto.open();

			return false;
		}

That’s brilliant Jacob.

Thank you for all your hard work.

When logged in you should see all the photos – in this case all 11.

Logged-out users would just see the 6 normal photos.

OK at this point i’m not really sure which approach is most appropriate, so i thought i would just try to clarify what i’m after by way of example:

This post (https://www.globexposure.net/wales/?p=159) has an album attached to it with 11 photos – 5 of these are Private.

So when a logged user visits this page they see an album with 11 photos.
But when a user who is not logged-in visits this page they see the same album but with just 6 photos.

In reality there may be 10 different albums and i want to keep the photos in the albums that i have created and not amalgamate them into a single private or public virtual album.

With this in mind, which solution do you think will best meet these requirements?

Many thanks

That’s brilliant Jacob, works like a charm.

Thanks Jacob.

..i need to ask for help with a conditional statement that only displays photos with a Private status if the user is logged.

Can you tell me the PHP code for Status: Private

Sorry Jacob i have reopened this thread!

I have noticed a glitch:

When i click on a thumbnail in the masonry grid, it loads the thumbnail as a single image. Then if i click back in the browser and repeat by clicking on any thumbnail it then loads the prettyPhoto Lightbox for all subsequent images.

You can see this here: https://www.globexposure.net/wales/?p=186

How can i resolve this?

Ignore me, i’ve got it working!

Just had to change Album Admin > Sub album sort order > order # reverse

Thank you once again

Brilliant, thank you ever so much ??

Silly me!

I have set it to Order # desc and yet it still lists the sub-albums in ascending order.

You can see this here: https://www.globexposure.net/wales/?p=5

OK. So i’ve added an order number to the sub-albums. The easiest way was to set the first (oldest sun-album) to 0 and then just add 1 for each subsequent album, with 5 being my newest at the moment.

So how do i display them in ascending order?

That works properly.

When i click on the thumbnails, how do i make them load in the prettyPhoto lightbox?

I have it set to Timestamp desc now and it still doesn’t seem to work!

Just to clarify, i am talking about the sub-album covers. Please see this example: https://www.globexposure.net/wales/?p=5

in my web browser (chrome) it looks like this:

https://www.globexposure.net/wales/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/masonry-problem.png