Question

I am using the LightBox2 component on my website to display the gallery images in a grouped lightbox. I add images to the website by using the Image component and adding all the images to the Photos book. However, images can still be viewed separately on a page, if I so choose. The url would then look something like this: www.myurl.com/node/37 with body content (that I added in the Create Image process) displaying beneath the image.

I was wondering if I can get this body content of this new image node page to display as the title for the Lightbox when it opens, if a user clicks on an image in the gallery.

TIA

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Solution

It seems impossible without hacking the Lightbox2 module. If you modify Image Gallery's view to include image's body field, you'll be able to hack lightbox2\js\auto_image_handling.js to take body as title.

OTHER TIPS

yes, write a function that prints the html you want to show, register the function with hook_menu, then call it. voila.

e.g.

function mymodule_menu() {
  $items['lightboxhtml'] = array(
    'page callback' => 'mymodule_html4lightbox',
    'page arguments' => array(1),
    ...
}

function mymodule_html4lightbox($nid) {
  $node = node_load($nid);
  print $node->body;
  exit;
}

in the that calls lightbox, call it with /lightboxhtml/$nid as the href.

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