Archived Documentation

The following tutorials and help documentation are provided for customers who are using older versions of this product. These tutorials only apply to the product version that they are listed under and may not work, or be necessary, for a different product release.

- PowerGallery 1.x -

Getting Started Guide

PowerGallery 1.x

How Tos

How to customize a PowerGallery design (PDF)
How to modify PowerGallery's slideshow galleries
Upgrading to PowerGallery 1.2.0

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PowerGallery Documentation

Here you will find all the documentation regarding this product. If you are using this product for the first time, view the Getting Started Guide below.

PowerGallery Getting Started Guide
How Tos

Upgrading PowerGallery 1 to PowerGallery 2

Use iFrames to display your galleries on as many domains as you want (video)

PowerGallery Videos

Video Feature Tour
Click the video icon to the left to see how you can benefit from our php image galleries.
How to iFrame Your Galleries on Multiple Domains
Click the video icon to the left to see how you can get the most out of your PowerGallery license.

Frequently Asked Questions

I cannot get the gallery to display when embedding in a PHP page.
In order for your gallery to display within a PHP page, the page has to be stored within the same website as your PowerGallery files. For pages on other servers, it is advised that you link directly to your gallery using the link provided.
Can I put my gallery on an HTML page?
PowerGallery itself must be hosted on a server that supports PHP. However, you can display the actual galleries on as many domains as you want - and even on HTML pages, using the iFraming technique. Watch a video tutorial on iFraming your galleries.
Can I use WebAssist Extensions to modify the Solutions?

The WebAssist Extensions have been used to apply functionality throughout the WebAssist PHP Solutions. In many cases, you can use your extensions to modify the functionality of the Solution to suit your needs. There are an endless number of modifications that can be made to a solution using a WebAssist extension.

In order for someone to succeed with modifying a solution with a WebAssist extension, make sure to complete these steps:

1. Become familiar with the extension you are going to use before attempting to make changes. Refer to each product's Getting Started Guide for information. In particular, note how to reenter the product's interface to make changes. If you have never used the particular extension before, you should probably learn by applying the product to a separate site before changing the Solution Pack functionality.

2. Define a Dreamweaver site where the solution pack files are at the root of the site. This is necessary for WebAssist extensions to find the appropriate files for making any modifications.

3. Set up a local testing server for running PHP and MySQL if necessary. If you intend to make dynamic changes that will need to reference your database, you will likely need to have defined a testing server. See Setting up a Testing Server for Windows or Setting up a Testing Server for Mac OS X for more information.

Note: To avoid breaking functionality in the solution, it is important that you become familiar with the extension first. You should also confirm that the particular extension was used when creating the solution before trying to use it for making changes.