Hej everyone...

I am using Jalbum now since 2012 with loads of pictures in our shared family gallery. Thats why I upgraded to 10GB for online usage and I just found out that it is not possible to have more than 50 Pictures in your Online-Photo-Album.
My Bad, I should have read it better before signing for 2 Years.

Right now I am using the Jalbum Desktop Version hosted on my own Domain and Webspace, but most of the time I am not using my Desktop, thats why my Jalbum is not getting updated the last 2 years.

My question is.
Will there be a Online-Photoalbum with all Desktop Functions?

Like Piwigo does it. You can have your Album Cloud Hosted on Piwigo-Servers or you can Install it to your own Webspace (PHP/MySQL). You can connect through every Browser / App and edit your album or upload pictures. It would be amazing if you could provide these functions.

Or will there be the most important Function to "Create Folders" and have more than 50 Pictures in your Online-Photo-Album?

Best regards...

Bülent...

The 50 image "limit" is just a recommendation, and an old one.
There is no absolute limit, so you can create albums with 100's of images. It's just that it gets slower the larger the albums is.
However, since we added that recommendation we've sped up the build process, so even a large album is made failry quickly (in less than 30 seconds, which used to take minutes).
But if you have 1000 images, you'll probably don't want to use online jAlbum.

You can always create multiple albums, instead of "folders".
Implementing a full blown online version of the desktop client isn't on our short term todo... We don't have those resources...

jAlbum is built with Java. Very few web hosts allow users to run Java on their servers, because of the overhead that entails.

But if your host allows Java on its servers, you should be able to install jAlbum there. Of course, none of the "one click" installers provided by jAlbum will work - you'd have to handle the installation and configuration yourself.

ETA: Hosts that allow Java usually require you to have either a VPS or a dedicated server. It's rarely allowed on shared hosting.