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ImgBrowz0r: Display galleries of images stored in files

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This class can be used to display galleries of images stored in server side files.

It scans a given directory for images with file name extensions of GIF, JPEG and PNG image formats.

The class can generate thumbnail image files which are used to display the gallery images in an HTML table.

The thumbnails are presented as links to pages to show the full size images.

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README # Introduction ImgBrowz0r is a class written in PHP5 (tested with 5.2.9) that enables you to set up a simple gallery with basic configuration in 10 minutes. It's also possible to integrate it into a CMS or your existing website. You can also configure various other things like sorting order and thumbnail sizes (etc. etc.). It does things like generating thumbnails, generating pagination/breadcrumbs and outputs XHTML that is provided with classes and ID's so everything can be extended and changed with Javascript and CSS. The only thing you have to do is install it and upload your images. And maybe clean the cache once in a while. # Features - Infinite nesting of directories. - Automatic thumbnail creation and caching. - Thumbnail is refreshed if the orginal image is changed. - Transparency in PNG and GIF images is preserved in the thumbnail. - Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict output. - Easy to integrate into any website or CMS. - Easy to style and extend with CSS and Javascript. - Ability to configure time display, timezone and DST. - Represent a directory with a (random) thumbnail. - Sorting of images can be configured. - Div (<div>) based layout for the gallery. - Images (and the cache) can be stored on different locations/(sub)domains on the server as long it's reachable by the browser. - Support for gif, jpg, jpeg, jpe, jif, jfif, jfi and png images. - Page navigation and breadcrumbs. # Get it running - Drop the files from this package into a web accessible directory. - Make two directories named "images" and "cache" in the ImgBrowz0r directory. - Make "cache" writable (linux command: chmod -R 0777 cache). - Drop some images and directories in "images". That's a really basic setup. It's recommended to play with the condiguration and try various things (url rewriting, CMS integration, etc.). # Get help/info The project page: http://61924.nl/projects/imgbrowz0r.html The forum: http://forum.61924.nl/ The demo: http://images.61924.nl/ # Development You can take a look at the development progress here: http://bitbucket.org/fsx/imgbrowz0r/ And bugs can be reported here: http://bitbucket.org/fsx/imgbrowz0r/issues/ # Extra information Information about certain things. ## Character blacklist Certain characters are not allowed in directory names. < > " ' & ; ## read_thumb_limit When the "random thumbnail" function is enabled it reads the cache of the current category/directory to choose a random thumbnail. If there are a lot thumbnails in the cache it will take more time to read all the files in the cache. You can set this to 10 to speedup the process, but it will only choose a random thumbnail of out 10. ## Description for directories With imgbrowz0r::description() you can search for a description in the currently viewed directory. The function return the content of the description file when it found it and "null" is returned when nothing is found. You can add a description to a directory by adding a .desc file in the directory and put your description in that file. Html tags are stripped from the description except the following tags: <p>, <strong>, <em>, <a>, <br />, <h1>, <h2> and <h3> - Use valid HTML in your description to avoid unexpected behaviour. - Look for more info at: http://php.net/manual/en/function.strip-tags.php

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