A simple PHP image gallery using a single PHP file and powered by the themes. Easy to install and configure.
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Well, I've started work on a jQuery based theme, and things are slowly coming along, nothing to show let though, mainly because I'm not a designer and thus have no idea how it should look to make it pleasing on the eyes :( I should be releasing some form of update over the next few days, although it won't be a complete and fully functional design. Because of my lack of design I'm also putting out a request for anyone that would be interested it producing a theme to go ahead and do so. If you don't want to do the whole theme I'd be happy to accept a design and implement myself (giving you credit too of course). The best thing to do would be to contact me on here or to post something to the 'patches' tracker. Now had nearly 60 downloads and 2,100 page hits. Thanks Andy
Yep, another release is out. As well as Firefox being able to post comments, IE6/7 can, and Opera, Safari and Konqueror. All feature requests are closed now, so I'm going to be thinking what else could be added as well as starting to plan a jQuery based theme. Also some stats news, picfinity has been viewed nearly 2000 times as well as being downloaded nearly 50 times :-) Thanks to everyone that's been downloading it and testing it out, I just hope it's something that you'd think of using once it's fully stable and feature complete. Andy
Use setAttribute for the buttons type, fixes a bug in Opera Remove a few unneeded vars When closing an image, only try and remove the comments if they exist Don't give focus to the first input on the form since it's a hidden input Set the correct action for the comments form Only set up the comments div if there are comments returned Use .firstChild.nodeValue instead if .textContent since IE doesn't support that If the comments div already exists then replace it (used to reload the comments when a new one has been posted) Allow createFormInput to create other input types by passing in the type required In IE use the IE-only way to set the name of the form inputs Since IE doesn't allow buttons to set the type in JS, the button now has an onclick instead which runs the addNewComment function Remove the form action and onsubmit from the JS since it's not needed now Set the header of the getComments.php so the page doesn't get cached Move the creation of xmlHttp's to a function Don't use document.all to check for IE, now using window.ActiveXObject
Use setAttribute for the buttons type, fixes a bug in Opera Remove a few unneeded vars When closing an image, only try and remove the comments if they exist Don't give focus to the first input on the form since it's a hidden input Set the correct action for the comments form Only set up the comments div if there are comments returned Use .firstChild.nodeValue instead if .textContent since IE doesn't support that If the comments div already exists then replace it (used to reload the comments when a new one has been posted) Allow createFormInput to create other input types by passing in the type required In IE use the IE-only way to set the name of the form inputs Since IE doesn't allow buttons to set the type in JS, the button now has an onclick instead which runs the addNewComment function Remove the form action and onsubmit from the JS since it's not needed now Set the header of the getComments.php so the page doesn't get cached Move the creation of xmlHttp's to a function Don't use document.all to check for IE, now using window.ActiveXObject
Like I said, a new release this weekend. Version 0.10 includes initial comment support. Currently working in IE7, Safari 3, Firefox and Opera, although IE7 and Opera have a few bugs (see release notes). These will be fixed in the next release, and then I'm going to try and start working on some other nice themes with a bit more colour, and possible have a look at using jQuery/mootools/prototype of something similar. This should decrease the size of the theme JS as well, I noticed that the new DB theme JS is about 28k, which is massive. This could be compressed a lot, but hopefully using a framework will give a smaller size and also look nicer and be better supported. Until 0.11, have fun Andy
Switch the test around for the .themes folder (saves calling is_dir many times) Remove some completely unneeded code from the createExpandedImage function Add the first parts of the DB backend in (likely to change a fair bit) Initial import of the SQL to create the database for the comments (likely to change) Remove the use of a PEAR module to create the XML, it complicated things more than needed Add any comments to the image xml if an id was passed in Update the dtd to show this (and correct an error with the themes entry) Show the comments for an image if any are passed in XML DTD wasn't correct, XML now validates Add the functions to get the comments and post new comments Create the form when we view an image When a new comment is posted, reload the comments If there are comments for the selected image then show them
Switch the test around for the .themes folder (saves calling is_dir many times) Remove some completely unneeded code from the createExpandedImage function Add the first parts of the DB backend in (likely to change a fair bit) Initial import of the SQL to create the database for the comments (likely to change) Remove the use of a PEAR module to create the XML, it complicated things more than needed Add any comments to the image xml if an id was passed in Update the dtd to show this (and correct an error with the themes entry) Show the comments for an image if any are passed in XML DTD wasn't correct, XML now validates Add the functions to get the comments and post new comments Create the form when we view an image When a new comment is posted, reload the comments If there are comments for the selected image then show them
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