My hosting company said there is an inconsistency or issue with some of the values with accessing the Flash, and install of Flash Player, but that’s something Bridge automatically included when I saved the gallery.

Files:
(Page with iFrame included)
http://windyhillhaunt.com/gallery2009.html
(You can view the frame source for the index file in the white box, correct?)

Julie

I have my gallery embedded in this page:

http://www.stompandcrush.com/quisomnian.html

This is the gallery index html:

http://www.stompandcrush.com/graffitigallery_newyork_netaacc.html

Thanks,

Bobby

For example, a visitor would click on a person’s name and a results page would come up with Rob’s photo images in a gallery. That same visitor would click on Matt and the same results page would whow up but with Matt’s photos in the gallery instead of Rob’s. Also, Rob would have the ability to change his photos.

Is the bridge photo gallery able to do dynamic work with phpmyadmin to acheive those functions, or do I need to use something else?

Thanks,

Bobby

As for my books, with the exception of “PHP Object Oriented Solutions”, they’re all designed for what I would call “intelligent beginners” or those with intermediate skill levels. I expect readers to know the basics of web design, but assume no prior knowledge of PHP or MySQL. The books explain everything in detail, but they move at a fairly fast pace.

If you use Dreamweaver CS5, I would suggest my most recent book Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 with PHP: Training from the Source. If you want a software-neutral book, I would suggest PHP Solutions. I’m currently preparing a second edition of “PHP Solutions”, but it’s not due to be published until December.

I am impressed. I did not really think you would answer let alone add a solution to your tutorial.

Unfortunately, the solution does not appear to work for me.

I adapted your tutorial to a web page that someone else constructed. It is very primitive from your point of view (and mine) and my skills at present do not approach your level of expertise.

I do not have the code you reference in Step 1, Step 3 and Step 4 (Fixing a problem with Internet Explorer).

Would you be willing to take a look at the source code for the website in question?

The url is: http://www.conniecarrollart.com/

I prefer the horizontal links in this instance, but they are in a “table”. I do not know how to do this without a table or if it is possible. And, I do not know if it really matters.

I am capable of reading through code and could cut and paste what I don’t have of yours into mine (including the appropriate file(s) if necessary). Would this be a solution?

If you prefer not to involve yourself in this, I will understand.

If you would help in exchange for a fee, please email me at: person@animotioninc.com and if I can afford it, I will pay myself with the goal of learning something.

I am very interested in acquiring the kind of skills you have. Are your books appropriate for a person with not so much experience? Which book or books would you recommend I start with.

Thanks,
Peter

Anyway, after some experimentation, I found the cure. It’s now detailed on the second page of the tutorial.

I made a page with multiple Adobe Bridge Galleries using an ‘iframe’ per your instructions.

It displays perfectly in FireFox and Safari, but in IE, there is a white rectangle on the right-hand side of the gallery.

I notice this rectangle is also present in your example “Japan Journey” but is more subtle because of your choice of colors.

Is there a solution for this problem?