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RSGallery2, by whazzup - Joomla Extension Directory

Introduction

Galleries

The Component is In the process to get J!4 ready
(State see rsgallery2.org)


Bugfixes for J!3 version already on github

Reliable gallery supporting user galleries on the frontend besides the standard features like watermarks and sub galleries.
It is accompanied by modules and plugins so it can be as lean as needed

RSGallery2

RSGallery2 is a component of the "early" days of Joomla!.
Actually it has reliable functions and runs without hassle in Joomla! 3x and up to PHP7
* Started in 2003 (Mambo, launched here in 2005)
* Runs on Joomla 3.6 and PHP7
* 2016 Complete redesign of the backend

Features

The component and several plugins / modules feature following functions
* Gallery view with sub galleries
* User galleries on front end
* Slideshow(s)
* Latest images
* Several additional modules and plugins
* Module LatestGalleries: Module to show latest galleries from RSGallery2
* Module LatestImages: Module to show latest images from RSGallery2
* Module RandomImages: Module to show random images from RSGallery2
* Module ThumbScroller: Module to scroll selected thumbnails from RSGallery2 images
* Plugin DisplayImage: Displays a single image in an article
* Plugin DisplayGallery: Displays a single image in an article
* ...

Description

RSGallery2 is a full featured, easy to use, highly customizable, gallery component for Joomla!

  • Users can upload their images via frontend and backend, Backend upload with drag and drop (more than 40 images at once) Frontend/Backend upload upload over zip upload or ftp upload.
  • Galleries containing images can have as many (nested) sub galleries as you want. Galleries and images can be moved around easily.
  • Three graphics libraries, used to make display and thumbnail images, are supported: GD2, ImageMagick and Netpbm.
  • Images can have a watermark. Images can be regenerated after the settings for display image size and thumbnail image size are changed.
  • Detailed access rights management
  • User galleries on front end The site administrator can set permissions for user groups to be allowed to upload images, create galleries, edit, delete, (un)publish both images and galleries, vote and comment on images, just like the permissions for Joomla! core components are set. View access for galleries can be set by the site administrator just like view access for Joomla! Categories.
  • Maintenance
    • Check state of images (database) and repair
    • Raw edit of config variables
    • Repair zone: Regenerate display images

RSGallery2 has been around since the Mambo days and was originally developed by Ronald Smit. Since then, RSGallery2 has evolved into what it is nowadays.

RSGallery2 4.4.1 for Joomla! 3.x released

The RSGallery2 team is pleased to announce the release of RSGallery2 4.4.1 for Joomla! 3.x.
Improved features
* New backend design
* Upload with drag and drop added

  • complede recoding of upload functions

RSGallery2 has always been a free extension and will always be a free extension!

Great!



Posted on 14 February 2007
This component is really good however, it does have a few bugs that need to be worked out.



Such as the waterdrop. It works in ONLY one gallery, but if you have more than one, you receive an error. It could be my fault, the servers, or the script, it's hard to tell; but overall, I am very impressed.



I enjoy using this very much, so please keep up the good work.



Thanks!

~Lucas
The idea is good, and the component shows promise, but it is limited by some bugs and user controls. I found that registered users can upload files to any gallery even if the permissions are turned off. There isn't a global feature set yet implemented for permission settings on all galleries. There are some good hacks being done to give it the functionality it needs in some areas, like scrolling galleries, but none of these are yet implemented in the base. On the plus side, it requires no bridge. Just can't use it yet for a production site. I am trying the alpha, which is supposed to have bug fixes over the current stable release. I can't imagine they removed functionality, so, take the review for what it is worth.

First Impressions



Posted on 21 January 2007
I have been a Zoom user for about a year and was quite happy, I'd tried other gallery components but they either didn't work or were too basic. I had even tried RSgallery but with little or no luck.



I regularly check for install updates and recently updated Zoom it was a disaster it looks good but users have found it awkward and incredibly slow and the modules caused all sorts of validation errors, I didn't know what to do but get on joomla and investigate the possibility of a new gallery, I tried Gallery2 but too much faffing about, that's ok if you just have one site but when your handling 20 plus it's far too time consuming. I noticed RSgallery and sighed if only it would work, I downloaded the zip then uploaded the file to my site, BINGO! it worked straight away and at first look is absolutely perfect!



A gallery should be practicle and present your pictures clearly after all they are what you want people to look at as opposed to a graphically complex gallery that takes forever to load.



Thanks RSgallery simple, clean, fast and very praticle with enough features to keep me happy

Best Gallery for Joomla



Posted on 08 January 2007
If you are looking for a gallery to plug into your site, this is the one - look no further. When I set up my joomla site, the gallery selection was daunting. After trying several galleries, RSGallery2 was the easiest to install and configure. Sure it has a couple of small bugs, but nothing that will impact your site. The developers are working hard to make this the best gallery for joomla. If nothing else, since this gallery is so easy to install, its worth a look.
I've checked out easy gallery, zoom, gallery 2 bridge, and RSgallery2. RS2 was my favorite of the lot. I liked zoom but alot of the functions had buggs and didn't work. Gallery 2 bridge was nice but it was hard for me to customize. Easy gallery was as advertised but with limited functionality. I would reccomend RS2.
Very nice gallery component. Installed the latest 1.11.11 version and integrated in my site without problems. One of the modules comes up with an error, but I am sure that will be ironed out in the very near future.

Looking forward to the next release !! Good stuff.

Such a nice extension



Posted on 28 November 2006
Installed without any hassle.



Configuration was easy and error-free. Nice javacript effects.



I've had problems with gallery2 and coppermine but this one installed without any problem and works great.



Of course like any other extension, more can be done to make it even better. A lot more features can be added to it.



5 out of 5 from me

Was quite pleased



Posted on 09 November 2006
I was quite pleased with this component, till I upgraded it to version 1.0.10. There were some problems with the layout on my website, thats wy I upgraded.



Now, some improvements to the components are made. But my browser (IE6) hangs when opening a picture. It says: fatal error bla bla...



I've seen no solution to this problem, so wait for it to come and then install this component, it has some great potential.
1.1.10-alpha looks quite promising, but it wouldn't work at all for me. Couldn't upload a single picture, couldn't get it to import pictures already on the server.



I think this all comes down to script execution time-outs, but since I have no control over the php configuration on my site there is nothing I can do about it.



If you have access to your php.ini or can override it, things will probably work fine for you.



My only gripe about the way it works is the single folder for all galleries. You can move this so that it appears under /images/stories but with a single folder reusing the images in content articles will quickly become unmanageable.
I tried to install the 1.11.10 but got some rather strange backend commands, some of the menu items were showing as variables. The 1.11.9 hasn't got that problem, it installs well and is very easy to configure. Initial setup and managing categories & media is very straight forward. I very much like the pop-up zoom shot, so much easier than opening and closing windows. Excellent extension.
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RSGallery2

Version:
4.4.1
Developer:
whazzup
Last updated:
Sep 25 2021
3 years ago
Date added:
Mar 05 2006
License:
GPLv2 or later
Type:
Free download
Includes:
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Compatibility:
J3
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