php gallery stuff...
#1
php gallery stuff...
How do I get a php gallery on my website?
Is this any good?
http://gallery.menalto.com/
I got so many pictures I want to upload I really need somthing to save me writing each picture into a web page and individually resizing all the pics to thumbnails!
Alex
Is this any good?
http://gallery.menalto.com/
I got so many pictures I want to upload I really need somthing to save me writing each picture into a web page and individually resizing all the pics to thumbnails!
Alex
#4
Re: php gallery stuff...
Originally Posted by AlexF
How do I get a php gallery on my website?
Is this any good?
http://gallery.menalto.com/
I got so many pictures I want to upload I really need somthing to save me writing each picture into a web page and individually resizing all the pics to thumbnails!
Alex
Is this any good?
http://gallery.menalto.com/
I got so many pictures I want to upload I really need somthing to save me writing each picture into a web page and individually resizing all the pics to thumbnails!
Alex
It can use standard PHP image manipulation routines, or, add-one ones, the add-ons are much quicker, but can only be installed if your hosting provider allows you to. Mine doesn't so I was left with the standard poor performing ones...
PS: My host throttles resource which is why I had the problem.
#5
@ frog
I'm with easyspace - is that good or bad?
Thanks for the other suggestions peeps - I'll look into them as well. I can put together a web page but I can't programme so I need somthing fairly simple.
Alex
I'm with easyspace - is that good or bad?
Thanks for the other suggestions peeps - I'll look into them as well. I can put together a web page but I can't programme so I need somthing fairly simple.
Alex
#6
Originally Posted by AlexF
@ frog
Originally Posted by AlexF
I'm with easyspace - is that good or bad?
1. PHP is only available with Linux by the looks of things so if you've got windows on the web server you're shafted with most of the freely available gallery software.
2. MySQL requires you to upgrade to the business package if you don't have it already, again, it's only available on Linux servers, so you could be shafted twice here, or, lucky twice depending
The image library stuff I was talking about earlier isn't mentioned. Basically, you want something other than GD which is standard on all PHP4 onwards installations. It's not very good and slow... I have just asked my provider (streamline.net) about installing one of the others and they have gone to their developpers to ask. Might be light at the end of the tunnel for me
Not sure if that helps a lot
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