Hi!
I tried to create a gallery as explained here: https://docs.moodle.org/30/en/Dataform_Photo_Galleries but in my case it doesn't wokred. I followed all of the steps including downloading and uploading fancybox files on server.
Is this documentation still updated or I missed something?
Thank you
The example is definitely outdated. JQuery is integrated in recent Moodle versions and there is a particular way for initializing and calling it from the JS tab. I will post an updated version of the instructions soon.
Great. I'm waiting for it.
Thank you, very much.
Kind regards,
See if the updated instructions work for you.
It almost work .
I follow the instructions carefully, but the photo is not opening in fancybox. It just download on the computer.
Meanwhile, I realized that the problem might be in view template. When I add the javascript code in html view , it looks like this:
But, when I save it and open again, there is no anymore code, and it looks like this:
So, any ides why code disappears.
Thank you,
You may need to enable trusted content in Site administration / ► Security / ► Site policies. See if that works.
The code is visible now, but still, the photo is not opening in fancybox. It just download on the computer when I click on it. :/
I tried it on two sites and in both cases the result is the same.
This is what I did:
1. I created image field with name Image
2. added a grid view, where I pasted the code at the bottom of view template
3. modified entry template with the code
4. added external css path and css.
What I did wrong there?
Hi Sidd,
If your screenshot represents exactly what you actually did then it would seem firstly, that your paths are incorrect.
"path-to-fancybox-js-files" is not a real path, it's just an example.
Also, you need to set your images as links.
I managed to get this working in moodle 2.8 (2.9 uses JS as AMD and I don't know what would happen if you tried this there...).
See the attachment (based on Itamar's official explanation page you mention at the beginning of your post, but with a couple of "helper" additions)
Good luck
