Reborn of extensions - Renaissance d'extensions

I have checked the code of the extension and it s clearly not compatible with Joomla4 (nt migrated at all)
Please contact the developper to ask him about this, and tell me

Hi Ced,

it seems that there is still some support and answers for joomla 4
joomcar.net/forum/support/320-joomla-joo...-0-1-don-t-work#1669

have you asked them ?

That post was about a different extension.

There's another post
joomcar.net/forum/support/306-joomla-art...snt-support-joomla-4

The dev says that's it's not compatible " No, it is not compatible and need a lot of re-factoring, sorry. "

That was 3 months ago.

I have checked the code of the extension and it s clearly not compatible with Joomla4 (nt migrated at all)
Please contact the developer to ask him about this, and tell me

I'll email him and see what's he says.

you are right, I was on a wrong thread. To ask the dev if he plans to update it or not is the best method

Let me know about the situation

Hi
according to our last discussions, I have now checked the extension (as the dev said that he won't update it and can be updated by another one)
BUT, I wonder now if this is not a duplicate feature from my sliders and mediabox...
as you know in Mediabox CK you can already have a gallery mode,
joomcar.net/joomla-article-images-upload...gallery_template=raw
and you can also use Slider CK or Slideshow CK to do something like that
joomcar.net/joomla-article-images-upload...-gallery-plugin-demo
joomcar.net/joomla-article-images-upload...y_template=highslide

I think that the best method would be to have an addition of my existing extensions to load the images from the article in the same "idea"
What do you think ?

Hi Ced,

That could be a possible idea.

But.....

The reason why I think this particular plugin is good to have  is that it doesn't require a module/component to be accessed to inset the slideshow in an article.

This means that any author of any article can add a slideshow easily from within the articles tabs. And the images for the slideshow are processed in the article tabs.

I agree there are other gallery options, but as far as I know they require modules/component access, so for a simple registered user this becomes cumbersome, or not preferred by some admins.

Case in point, the project I want to test the J4 plugin in is a car sales website where the car salesperson will add the data. They don't have the skills to really use modules etc. I'll send you a link via email so you can see how I have it in a J3 dev site.

The plugin also offers the opportunity to place the slideshow (not gallery) in Joomla's various rendering positions so it can be set in a article override file for uniformity. Another feature I like is the way it handles the images and keeps them in their own folders.

I think this plugin is the only one of its kind, as such should be reborn.