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Oct 10th 2002 | #73077 Report |
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I sort of have 2 questions, first off is there any photo gallery out there that can create index pages,and thumbnails for me? Then I can possibly insert it into my shtml? For example,something like this: http://www.layinbody.com/shows/scrapefest2k2/sf1.shtml I want a script that can do that for me instead of me making all my index pages. 2nd question relating to galleries: Is there any way I can have a car club website, and when my customers want to upload pics, is there anything out there that can let them login and upload pics to their members page? Without them having to email me,having me make the thumbnail, then upload the pic and edit the webpage? |
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Oct 10th 2002 | #73081 Report |
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Just choose your language: PHP, PERL, or ASP. Depending on what your server supports. Most will make the pages and thumbnails for you. And I'm sure there are some that have the ability to let members upload images. Just browse thru those listings, and you will find one that you like. And remember, since you have the source code, you can customize any of them as much as you want, and make it perfectly fit your site. Bookmark www.hotscripts.com and go there any time you think you want to do something with programming. Chances are, someone has already done it, and you can save yourself many hours and a lot of money. http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Image_Galleries/ http://www.hotscripts.com/Perl/Scripts_and_Programs/Image_Galleries/ http://www.hotscripts.com/ASP/Scripts_and_Components/Image_Galleries/ |
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Oct 10th 2002 | #73082 Report |
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thanks,yeah I will be doing everything in PHP.
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Oct 16th 2002 | #73931 Report |
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You can use arles page maker at . http://www.digitaldutch.com . You can make galleries within second with that..
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Oct 16th 2002 | #73959 Report |
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PowerfulSquid's got an awesome script on "hosting", which infact means just what you wanted with the uploading thingie. I have yet to learn the thumbnail-thingie, but reading a content of a folder and printing the (existing?) thumbnails with anchors and even JavaScripts that open windows exactly the size of the image shouldn't be too hard. ![]() |
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Oct 16th 2002 | #73963 Report |
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i don't know where, but i remember reading somewhere that you needed some type of image editing program installed on the server that can read instructions given by PHP in order to resize and make a new thumbnail. maybe i'm wrong, and if i am, looks like there's something new i ought to try and do. ![]() if it's just a matter of taking the image, and making the size smaller to act as a thumbnail, then yea, that's pretty easy to do. |
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Oct 16th 2002 | #73967 Report |
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yeah, if you're hosted in a linux-server, it should have Gimp, the "photoshop" for Linux, that understands PHP's commands for making all kinds of things. ![]() |
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Oct 16th 2002 | #73985 Report |
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there's great tutorial on it at http://www.wastedyouth.org |
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Oct 16th 2002 | #74030 Report |
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ahhh. ok, that's good. i'm pretty sure im hosted with linux. oh, and GIMP owns. lol, i used it when i used to run linux on a second machine, it's pretty badass. :D EDIT: heh, just looked in my book, and it has an entire chapter on this subject, who knew. guess when i have time, i'll make a script for it. :D |
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Oct 18th 2002 | #74286 Report |
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You don't need GIMP, all you need is GDlib which most of the time is compiled into PHP.
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