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You can move the root. Have a look at his file for details: components\com_eventgallery\site\config.php

You you still need to place your folders with images within this single path. You don't need to upload them using the backend. You can upload via FTP and use the SyncDatabase-Button to make Event Gallery aware of those new/changes/deleted folders.

you can specific a local folder in this config file only. If you want to use remote images you can use Google Photos, Flickr or Amazon S3. On this page I already switched to Amazon S3 since my hosting provider allows just 10GB webspace.


Of cause there is no "site" folder :) That's my development structure. Sorry for confusion.

Google Photos still works. Here is an example: https://www.svenbluege.de/pictures/event/svenbluege@WashingtonDC112012

You need to make this album public. By default all Google Photo albums are private even if you share them. A good way to do this is the Picasa Helper https://www.svenbluege.de/picasa/v1.1/ which is integrated into Event Gallery 3.5 and newer.

Try to use the data which this helper page above provides.

Backend looks fine. Seems you need to deal with those numbers now for google photos. Did you made sure there is no caching in the front end active? What is the url to this site?

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Can you check if you have some crazy url rewriting in place which prevents the event from showing up?
Do you use some kind of tags to let the event appear on this page?

The event with the id 101070593335356280745@6314238313670455649 is visible in the backend. It is published and shows that 22 images are available. Now we need to find out why it does not show up on the page you send.

This URL should display all the events you published: http://www.paep.it/index.php?option=com_eventgallery&view=events
But it gets redirected. Why?

That's a good reason.

I used your album here: http://www.svenbluege.de/demo2/index.php/component/eventgallery/event/101070593335356280745@6314238313670455649?Itemid=435

So picasa is not the problem here.

What is behind this url? http://www.paep.it/media/event/Cervinia_Avalanche.html At least the images look like the ones I see on my page.

Another thing I can imagine: delete the folder /cache/com_eventgallery_picasa to clear the picasa cache.

Sorry, the password thing that's true.

I guess for new Google Photos albums we need to use the numbers instead of aversamassimo@MaxiAvalanche_Cervinia_2016. Can you try another google photos album please?

As I said, the one with the id 101070593335356280745@6314238313670455649 works for me. Did you deleted that cache folder?

Since you can't solve it on your end and I have no other idea can you send me backend access credentials to svenbluege@gmail.com? I want to have a look at this.