Hmm...this would require alot of rebuilding of the site I bet. Problem 
is that each folder JG1 has the images there which I want to cycle through.

JG1/image.jpg
       image.jpg
       /folder/
       /folder2/
JG2/mage.jpg
       image.jpg
       /folder3/
      / folder4/

etc......

Each folder (JG1, JG2, etc...) all have one page dedicated to its 
products, with images in the folder and then more subfolders for 
variants of the same model number (see folder1 folder2 above).  So how 
would I use GB to do a gallery for each set of images in any given 
product page?

-Kat
PS: None of my PHP files have passwords so no worries.  Any idea how to 
lock them for any password -based PHP files in the future?

Kat

Logos wrote:
> Your GB_root_dir needs to point to the directory where you have the
> greybox files stored, not your site's content.
>
> http://www.wildgasmasks.com/Resources/store/JG1/
> should be something like
> http://www.wildgasmasks.com/Resources/GB/
>
> BTW, it's a terrible security breach to make you directories visible
> to web visitors!  If any of those PHP files hold password or the like,
> I can just right click, save and then go thru them.
>
> Hope that helps you!
>
> Tyler Style
> http://malthusian-solutions.com
> http://nirdvana.com
>
> On Jan 3, 10:06 pm, Kat the Leopardess
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> http://www.wildgasmasks.com/store_JG1.php
>>
>> The first product set has the images all in a set.  It does identify
>> that there are 5 images in that slide "set" though.  Just wont link right.
>>
>> Kat
>>
>> Jonathan wrote:
>>     
>>> Is this supposed to be on your site at this moment? When I looked at
>>> the current source I did not see anything that referenced greybox in
>>> any way.
>>>       
>>> Jonathan
>>>       
>>> On Jan 3, 4:35 pm, Kat of Crestline <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>>       
>>>> I have my site over athttp://www.wildgasmasks.com.  What I am trying
>>>> to do is get each store page to have images that, when clicked on,
>>>> produce the Greybox.  However, despite using absolute URL in the
>>>> GB_ROOT_dir, Im still getting a 404.
>>>>         
>>>> <script type="text/javascript">
>>>>     var GB_ROOT_DIR = "http://www.wildgasmasks.com/Resources/store/
>>>> JG1/";
>>>> </script>
>>>>         
>>>> <A href="Resources/store/JG1/front.jpg" rel="gb_imageset[JG1]"
>>>>         onmouseout="roll(event,JG1front);"
>>>>         onmouseover="roll(event,JG1front);"><IMG src="Resources/store/JG1/
>>>> frontUP.jpg" alt="JG1 front view thumbnail" name="JG1front"
>>>> class="stretchythumb"></A>
>>>>         
>>>> Above is the script at each image.  Please note that I have Ockham
>>>> Design's rollover script and I question if that is causing the
>>>> conflict.  Or, is it a case of too many sub-directories for Greybox to
>>>> do it's job?
>>>>         
> >
>
>   


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