Plugin/Hack: Albumpattern

greenrift · 2004-10-28 17:08:35

norichan : Thanks for the heads up. There is no problem on your side. It will be fixed in the next release. I’ll try to post an update to the plugin later.

jase · 2004-10-30 11:08:05

not sure if this is because of my host, or part of the script, but i’m getting error warning for each image uploaded:

Warning: Cannot execute using backquotes for security reasons in …/lib/classImageManipulation.php on line 129

the image(s) successfully upload, and albumage happens, but does anyone have any insight about this warning?

thank you.

Last edited by jase (2004-10-30 12:17:21)

greenrift · 2004-10-30 16:02:15

It’s how your host is setup, use GD instead of ImageMagick and it should work fine.

jase · 2004-10-30 17:35:25

i already had it set to use GD.

greenrift · 2004-10-30 18:35:51

jase: open up classImageManipulation.php and comment out line #62 ($this->setImageMagickPath($imp);). You can comment out a line by adding // in front of the line, or you can simply delete the line.

jase · 2004-10-30 18:53:06

thanks greenrift! that fixed the warnings.

i have another issue, now (unrelated to the warning)…
when i add an image to an album, it shows up in my recent_articles listing, but the link to the image does NOT contain any album info: “/albumID/albumName/”. when clicked i just get an empty page with the name of the image. and the url only contains the image id and image name

this is how i’m pulling in the “recent list”:

page includes a “header” form
header form references a sidebar form
sidebar form contains:
< txp:chh_article_custom listform=“template_sidebar_recent” limit=“5” sortby=“Posted” sortdir=“desc” / >

template_sidebar_recent is coded as:
< li< txp:glx_if_current_article / > >< txp:zem_link title=”%s” >< txp:title / >< /txp:zem_link >< /li >

*EDITS*—

i should also mention i tried using the default txp:permlink instead of the txp:zem_link tag and got the same result described above

updated my sidebar code pulling in the recent list

Last edited by jase (2004-10-30 22:46:25)

jase · 2004-10-30 19:59:59

there may be an easier way to do this, but to get a bit more control (via CSS) over the links that get generated from < txp:ap_breadcrumbs / >, you can edit the plugin code, in the ap_breadcrumbs function:

——————

find—
$tags[‘section’] = tag($title,‘a’,’ href=”’.$href.’”’);

replace with—
$tags[‘section’] = tag($title,‘a’,’ href=”’.$href.’” class=“section”’);

——————

find—
$tags[‘album’] = tag($title,‘a’,’ href=”’.$href.’”’);

replace with—
$tags[‘album’] = tag($title,‘a’,’ href=”’.$href.’” class=“album”’);

——————

find—
$tags[‘image’] = tag($title,‘a’,’ href=”’.$href.’”’);

replace with—
$tags[‘image’] = tag($title,‘a’,’ href=”’.$href.’” class=“image”’);

——————

then drilling down the CSS chain: div.breadcrumbs a.album allows complete control over each link, such as loading specific icons with each of the breadcrumb bits, like this

.jase

edit: updated link to example

Last edited by jase (2005-03-22 10:23:54)

Martagnan · 2004-10-31 14:38:11

Thanks for that Jase its a nice addition. By the way, your site is really lovely and nicely constructed too!

Freshmango · 2004-11-01 06:14:57

Hi greenrift, i thank you very much for this plugin. From time to time I want to show a special album in my ‘normal’ blog section / article flow.
Is it the right way to write an ordinary article in the blog section and within doing something like < txp:album form=“album_single” id=“1” / >?

Dennis

greenrift · 2004-11-01 16:36:47

> Freshmango wrote:

> Hi greenrift, i thank you very much for this plugin. From time to time I want to show a special album in my ‘normal’ blog section / article flow.
Is it the right way to write an ordinary article in the blog section and within doing something like < txp:album form=“album_single” id=“1” / >?

Use album_id instead of id and that should work. The problem will be with the links to individual images, they won’t get the proper link structure.

This feature will either work in the next release, or one after that.

Last edited by greenrift (2004-11-01 16:41:29)

Freshmango · 2004-11-01 19:46:56

> greenrift wrote:

> Use album_id instead of id and that should work. The problem will be with the links to individual images, they won’t get the proper link structure.

There in’t any differnce between id and album_id in my blog. In the article you will always see the whole album list. Sadly I can not show you my blog online.

> This feature will either work in the next release, or one after that.

Do you have a hint, where to (hard)code this in the plugin-source?

I hope you can help me. Thanks.

Dennis

blumie607 · 2004-11-04 04:56:04

Greenrift,

Is there any easier way to upload many photos at once into album pattern?

Thanks

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