Version: 3.00, by The Geek
Developer Last Online: Jan 2019
Version: 3.0.6
Rating:
Released: 12-17-2004
Last Update: 02-19-2005
Installs: 50
No support by the author.
IMPORTANT:
Please note that I can no longer support this project. Primarily as it is designed for vb3.0.x and I no longer use that version (im obviously on vb3.5x ). There is a version for vb3.5 over here . This project is left here for the community.
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Inspired by mpdev's photopost popup modifcation.
I used photopost and had his modification installed. When I moved from photopost to vBadvanced Gallery, I needed the same type of hack - so here it is!
This lil doofer is designed to allow your users to open up a popup window while creating a post. The popup window will display all of the users images in thier gallery (vba or photopost) and allow them to click on an image to insert it into their post (inline). They can insert the image as a thumbnail, large image, or a clickable thumbnail that will open the large image in a seperate window. The real cool thing here is that all this works no matter which editor they are using.
Difficulty: Easy
File modifications: A few (only for phrases).
Time: About 5 minutes
Sign: Libra
Known issues:
Mozilla wysiwyg editor does not allow for html inserts which limits their options to thumbs or original pics only.
Change Log v. 3 Update 20/2/05
Rewrote most of file to include support for PhotoPost. You can now set up your installation to use either vBadvanced Gallery or PhotoPost 4 or 5. This is determined by the settings in your geek-gallery-popup.php file. Special thanks goes to MPdev for helping sort out the PP integration.
v.2.01 update 11/2/05
fixed mozilla support
v.2 update 3/1/05
Added a couple more insertion methods
Tidied up UI big time
Auto sized popup window
Finished the phrasing (found a hard coded phrase)
v.1.1 updated 21/12/04
Added phrasegroup additions to newreply, newthread and private as phrases were not appearing there (easy edits).
Made the $mediaext easier to edit (types of images allowed in popup)
Fixed typo in template that always showed the Next button (took me ages to find the stupid thing)
Fixed Back phrase as it was overwritten during the install
Fixed problem where in non wysiwyg editor, the clickable thumb was screwing up
To upgrade: Follow instructions in the Readme
Make sure you click the freaking Install button. Otherwise you will run the risk of being skipped over in my Christmas Card Mail Out.
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failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
This is the error message tht I get when I open the PoP Up window. Everything else s working fine, except tht the images are'nt displaying at pop-up and I get the error message as above.
This is the error message tht I get when I open the PoP Up window. Everything else s working fine, except tht the images are'nt displaying at pop-up and I get the error message as above.
Do help me !
Double check that your $gallery_files_path is correct in the geek-gallery-popup.php file and make sure that file is in your forums directory.
Great Mod! Any future updates include a listing of vBGallery categories 'owned' by that particular user? Since I'm the admin, I setup several categories and as my users start to upload and organize their pics, they will also start increasing their categories.
It would be nice for to popup to show a list of categories for the user to pic from. Just a thought.
Great Mod! Any future updates include a listing of vBGallery categories 'owned' by that particular user? Since I'm the admin, I setup several categories and as my users start to upload and organize their pics, they will also start increasing their categories.
It would be nice for to popup to show a list of categories for the user to pic from. Just a thought.
I double checked my option and still I get the same error !
Here is a detailed error tht I get :
Please help me asap ! :ermm:
Huh, have you checked that the file it is wigging out on exists? Maybe it is in the DB but not in the file system? (Though I am not sure how that one could be)
It is conking out as the URL being passed to getimagesize does not exist.
Try under another user name as well.
Ie, a client problem which can be solved by the user.
I spent an afternoon on this issue and really it comes down to mozillas wysiwyg editor supports simple commands like execCommand('insertImage', false, 'logo.gif'); or execCommand('insertLink', false, 'blahblahblah'); but you can not insert a linked image!
Therefore I can change it to insert just a large or small image, just not link it! There may be a way to insert the image and loop through the wysiwyg elements and THEN link it... but that sounds sketchy