PHP Gallery Script, v 1.0
The gallery script (formerly used all over the place on this site) is the product of some 6 or so hours of hard coding work and consists of two scripts: The gallery.php script itself, and the thumb.php thumbnail generator script. When downloading these two files, remember to remove the .txt extension before trying to use them.
Usage information:
- Place the gallery.php and thumb.php script in the same directory as the file you place the code bellow in
- Place the pictures in any arbitrary folder, called the gallery base, and then in a subfolder under that, called the gallery.
- If the gallery is not set in the URL, the default name in this example will be "main".
- Hover over the code to get explanations for the different parts.
<?PHP |
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if ($gallery == "") $gallery = "main"; |
If the gallery was not set from the URI... / Change this to the folder under the gallery base where the default gallery is. This would normally be set from the URI (for example: pictures.php?gallery=main) |
$gallerybase = "gallery/"; |
Change this to the path to the gallery, including the trailing slash |
include "gallery.php"; |
Place this where you wish the gallery table to be drawn. This must be after the two pieces of code above! |
?> |
Drop-in Gallery
Using the drop-in gallery is ultra-simple. Decompress, drop files into the pictures folder, give people the address to the index.php file, and that's it. You then have a gallery much resembling my gallery elsewhere
, only with a simpler layout.
Download
Gallery renderer: gallery.php.txt (1.99 KB)
Thumbnail generator: thumb.php.txt (504 B)
Drop-in gallery: gallery.tar.bz2 (29.5 KB)
