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enhanced simple php gallery

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mouser:
i found this while looking for something dead simple to let me upload pictures and show them without needing to do any configuration at all; it simply reads files in a directory and shows them;  add more files and there they appear automatically.
works well and free.

http://www.quirm.net/category.php?id=14

An enhanced version of Simple PHP gallery.
The original Simple PHP Gallery created by Paul Griffin has been extended by a number of people, myself included. I have packaged this together to form the enhanced Simple PHP Gallery.

Features of 1.7
Automatic thumbnail generator
Automatic pagination
Ability to edit names, descriptions and alt attributes online
Ability to upload images online
Valid XHTML 1 Strict Mark-Up
Ability to delete individual images and directories
Comment system
Random thumbnail next to category
Ability to change thumbnail quality
RSS Feed (undocumented, check files for info.)
Language File
and more...

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http://www.quirm.net/category.php?id=14




test gallery: http://www.quirm.net/espg-gallery/

nudone:
nice.

mouser:
there are probably a million of these things (hell allen whipped one up by hand for codycards!) and it's not the most beautiful, but it does work and requires almost no configuration, uses no database, and automatically caches thumbnails, so its useful for quickie stuff.

housetier:
At my screenshot "site" I use QDig, which was recommended by someone in the dc irc channel. It seems to work okay; if it seems slow: that's my poor upstream bandwidth and not the script.

Whenever I want to show a screenshot, I press window+s (mod4 or hyper on unix-like systems) which will execute a script. The script waits 5 seconds, then takes a screenshot and stores it in the directory from which qdig is being served. The delay is needed so I can open context menus and other gui widgets that are somewhat reluctant to pass through keyboard events they can't handle themselves.

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