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Hi jenny,
I modified dca_pop as follows:
find the lines:
<pre><code>” onclick=\”“,“window.open(this.href, ‘popupwindow’, ‘width=”,$w,”,height=”,$h,
“,scrollbars,resizable’); return false;\”>”,</code></pre>
and change them to:
<pre><code>” onclick=\”“,“window.open(this.href, ‘popupwindow’, ‘width=”,$w+20,”,height=”,$h+20,
“,resizable’); return false;\”>”,</code></pre>
It’s not perfect – but it does look better.
SH
Last edited by Vitruvius (2004-12-11 03:59:34)
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Heh, I see I am not the only one. I’ve added also this:
onkeypress=\"","window.open(this.href, 'popupwindow', 'width=",$w+20,",height=",$h+20,",resizable'); this.blur(); return false;\"
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Thanks a lot, Vitruvius & ChrisJ, I will try the codes out :)
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Thanks for the plugin, it works wonders for my gallery now. 1 question, is there a way to show the images ordered backwards?
Right now it sticks the newest uploaded image to the bottom, I’d like to see a feature where it could reverse the order so the newer pictures are at the top left… any ideas? thanks in advance.
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As of now the ordering can’t be changed but if you want in the meantime you can just add an order by clause to the SQL. I don’t know how comfortable you are with PHP or SQL but it would be pretty easy to add one.
Just find the line that reads
<code>
$results = safe_rows(’*’, ‘txp_image’, $categories);
</code>
The third param is the where clause to the image retrieval query. Just append what you want to the $categories var and you’ll be all set.
You’ll have to add the same to the other SQL ~15 lines down if you’re using paging.
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> wilshire wrote:
> As of now the ordering can’t be changed but if you want in the meantime you can just add an order by clause to the SQL. I don’t know how comfortable you are with PHP or SQL but it would be pretty easy to add one.
Just find the line that reads
<code>
$results = safe_rows(’*’, ‘txp_image’, $categories);
</code>
The third param is the where clause to the image retrieval query. Just append what you want to the $categories var and you’ll be all set.
You’ll have to add the same to the other SQL ~15 lines down if you’re using paging.
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Thanks, I got it to work! …. after who knows how long trying to refresh my mind to think back in sql. It was actually pretty easy!
Last edited by ddsoul (2004-12-24 07:46:37)
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This is a great tool. Would it be possible to enhance it so that it automatically pulls images from an article-specific category, along the lines of the jmr_gallery plugin ? If so, it could be used in an article form, and if the article had no associated images (images where category = “article-x” for article with id=“x”), the plugin would return nothing.
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Nice idea Matt. I’ll play around with it. Shouldn’t be too difficult to add.
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The download is now at version 0.3 which includes automatic association of a gallery with the current article as in the jmr_gallery plugin.
By default the plugin will work as it always has. Just set articlethumbs=“1” to turn on galleries by article.
Last edited by wilshire (2005-01-10 21:20:46)
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