Gallery Bug: Some options have no effect on the "full" template

Actualy it should popup lightbox or other box modal to show pictures.

Tell me again. You are in full article view. The ouptut template for gallery is full. "Click on thumbnail full view" is popup, and "Show mode" is what?

thesilentman BTW, on a totally different matter... I just realized that my (saved)credentials for logging into your site, are automatically put into the "Access Credentials" Tab of the thread. I think this is not good... This might be a bug of Goodle CHrome though, trying to autofill the form based on the labels... However it's not that good...

There is autocomplete="off" on password field, it should not populate it.

OK, digging deeper, I found that it's a "Chrome" thing - or bug - or whatever. However, since it affecting Cobalt's users (like me, on your Forum), I thought you might be interested in this solution:

http://stackoverflow.com/a/30873633/2035229

Notice, I am getting both the username- and password-field, autofilled...

I added this code to the field. Let's see if it is going to fix it.

@Sergey
If there are a lot of options and parameter groups (for instance, see "bloated" backend of Address field, Gallery field),
it makes sense to display related parameters dynamically. This should result in a better user experience.

FYI, there is a neat Joomla form field attribute called showon. ;)
Seems to be a nice built-in feature to have contextual field display.

• Related link in J! docs

In cobalt I have my own form builder that can show form in table. SO it will not work.

Sergey form in table

Sorry? What do you mean by table? You don't use J! form fields in backend?

In joomla there is JForm class that render form based on XML. I do not use that class. I have my own. Becuase Joomla JForm markup is aweful. I created my own form renderer. And this feature to show or hide field based on other field is inside the renderer.

Sergey In joomla there is JForm class that render form based on XML. I do not use that class. I have my own. Becuase Joomla JForm markup is aweful. I created my own form renderer. And this feature to show or hide field based on other field is inside the renderer.

Thought you wanted to stick as close as possible to Joomla? ;)

Isn't there a way to extend Joomla's form fields and probably the Renderer itself?

If not, can you add/mimic this conditional display in your Form renderer?
Would be very useful in gallery, date&time, geo etc.

pepperstreet Thought you wanted to stick as close as possible to Joomla? ;)

I'd been seriouslly panished for this ideology. So i've changed :)