Does Manifold Gallery support listing ERC-1155 editions minted via Etherscan?

Hello,

Does Manifold Gallery support listing ERC-1155 editions minted via Etherscan?

I recall johnny listing editions on Manifold Gallery, but the Gallery FAQs say “Currently Gallery listings are limited to mainnet ERC721 tokens minted in Manifold Studio that you own in your wallet.” Are the docs just out of date, or are 1155s not fully supported?

gm! The docs are out of date(I’ve just updated) - If you go through the Gallery tool you’ll be able to select 1155 contracts!

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Thanks lyndo!

I’ve been able to list 1155s minted via Etherscan, and they’re appearing mostly as expected on the gallery page with contract address or custom URL:

But the artwork and metadata are not appearing on the share/listing page accessed from the gallery feed. No console error — just empty.

A couple of other observations:

  • The listing page shows the total number of editions for sale in a way that reads like it’s the total number of minted editions (which isn’t necessarily the case) — it might make more sense for 1155s to show the total number of minted editions to avoid any confusion?

  • The description and attributes appear in a different order depending on whether the token is listed or not — on unlisted tokens the description appears above the attributes; on listed tokens the description appears below the attributes; it might be nice to have these appear consistently?

The issue I mentioned in January is still occurring, now with the most recent token I’ve minted and listed — listing ID 8892.

… the artwork and metadata are not appearing on the share/listing page accessed from the gallery feed.

I can’t seem to reproduce what you’re seeing. Here’s a screenshot of what I see in Chrome (Icognito mode). What are you using to try and view Share | Manifold ?

Does it open properly on your mobile browser?

Hi wilkins.eth.

I’ve been using Brave in incognito mode for most Studio related things after I was having issues with other browsers and dongqtm recommended it.

Some context on the artwork: The metadata references an interactive SVG in the image property, and because most marketplaces/galleries don’t embed SVGs in a way that they can execute code, I’ve included the same SVG in an iframe in HTML in the animation_url property with the expectation that this takes priority over the image that will be typically used for thumbnail purposes.

The artworks appears as expected on the gallery page across all browsers that I’ve tested.

The issue I mentioning above was occuring in Brave when you follow these steps:

  1. Visit https://gallery.manifold.xyz/
  2. Click “SEE THE FEED”
  3. Scroll/filter to find my artwork. The most recent one is titled Glitch Study #1.4: Coda and is currently near the top of the feed.
  4. Click through to the artwork (not in a new tab so the address remains the same as step 1.)

Expected behaviour:

  • The contents of the animation_url property is rendered in an iframe

Actual behaviour across Brave, Chrome, Safari, and mobile Safari:

  • The contents of the image property is rendered in a video.