John. I see your point. I can get to your photos (using the tab) from your profile but once I get into one of your albums, I can move around that album but can not get back to all your albums. I also noticed a random pop-up cartoon balloon with no text and in strange places. I see one album listed as "John Landolfi's photos" that is empty. Looks like more work is needed.John Landolfi wrote: Sorry, John. Again, not my point.... Perhaps the issue has been addressed, or not?
And, would you correct te broken English on the Log In page?
rtenny wrote:
mattmoran wrote: I went to Galleries->View By Category and clicked on "Landscape, City and Architecture Photography".
I like the new appearance, and I especially like that the slider is gone.
However, when I picked an interesting photo and clicked on it, I got this:
No picture ever filled in.
I just checked the gallery and it worked for me. Could you please post the link or the name of the person so that I can check his/her photos as well.
Thanks
Baydream wrote:
John. I see your point. I can get to your photos (using the tab) from your profile but once I get into one of your albums, I can move around that album but can not get back to all your albums. I also noticed a random pop-up cartoon balloon with no text and in strange places. I see one album listed as "John Landolfi's photos" that is empty. Looks like more work is needed.John Landolfi wrote: Sorry, John. Again, not my point.... Perhaps the issue has been addressed, or not?
And, would you correct te broken English on the Log In page?
When viewing a photo, no indication who' sit is without clicking "back to album".
My other concern is speed. Click on a photo in the main albums and it takes 8-15 seconds to load. Going between photos in that album takes 5-6 seconds. I'm getting consistent 15-16 mbps download speeds so it's not my connection.
sree2472 wrote: I also find the speed to open one photo too slow. In addition I have found that sometimes when i click on a photo the page is refreshed and I have to wait for the page to reload to view the photo.
mattmoran wrote:
sree2472 wrote: I also find the speed to open one photo too slow. In addition I have found that sometimes when i click on a photo the page is refreshed and I have to wait for the page to reload to view the photo.
It seems to me that whenever I'm looking at an album and I use the left or right arrow that appears superimposed over the image to take me to the previous or next image, the image immediately changes to the next image for a brief second. Then the whole window goes blank while the page is refreshed.
It seems to happen on any album. Here's a random page I observed the behavior on: www.photographytalk.com/photo-galleries/...id=2315#photoid=6692
I don't have software to make a screencast. Sorry.
deemarie wrote: Sorry rtenny, seems you misunderstood, I will try to explain better.
When I clicked on my photos, I thought it did not show all albums, however I was either wrong or it no longer does that.
Secondly, when you view my albums, 4 of them show album cover pics which are NOT my photos, they are flowers, fall, sky, and trees; however when you view that album all pics showing are mine, just not the "cover" that is displayed. Did I make sense that time?
Lastly, I Lund my friends!
Baydream wrote: I noticed that the "right click" is enabled in the galleries but also has returned to the forums.
Was able to change avatar this morning but the edit thumbnail seems to do nothing.
John Landolfi wrote: Here's another. On this page (my album), there is a nice enlargenment of on e of my shots, with a vertical strip of advertising and other irrelevant information over it, covering the central part of the image:
www.photographytalk.com/photo-galleries/...i/album?albumid=5909
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