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For my css theme I 'spiral bound' I required two extra gif images for background. I assumed (incorrectly) that adding them into the 'files' folder with the master files would cause them to be included when an album is created. Instead I need to manually copy them. It would be good to have a way to include extra 'files' components for album creation.
2010-01-07 04:09:26 UTC by exact55
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These are both excellent suggestions. I'll definitely make a way to save the current album's options as a default set. As for changing the default folder selection, making that configurable means adding another data store for program options, which I'm loathe to do. Instead, I'll make the default folder be the folder of the last opened album, or the parent thereof for new albums.
2010-01-05 07:05:39 UTC by azarchs
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The windows GUI defaults to "My Pictures" which is not where my albums are stored. A way to change the default would be good.
I always need set the default "Advanced Album Options" when creating or modifying an album. A way to change the default would be good.
2010-01-03 11:16:46 UTC by exact55
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The main reason we went with XML is that it's a human-readable(ish) format which just about everything can work with. SQL, on the other hand, while the biggest standard in the database world, still behaves slightly differently depending on whether you're using MySQL, MS-SQL, PostgreSQL, or what have you. And at the end of the day you still need to get the data out into something that can be...
2009-07-22 21:50:13 UTC by azarchs
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I should also mention that I started out looking for a database-based product. But ended up preferring the XML implementation because it is so much easier to make global changes.
For example, I wanted to add the same Photographer to every picture in the Album, and it could even have been done with NotePad's Replace All button, replacing <photographer></photographer> with...
2009-07-19 01:26:05 UTC by adiant
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OK, this isn't the feature-rich All Singing, All Dancing Bear that everyone seems to be looking for. But, after testing WordPress' built-in Gallery, the Open Source Gallery Project software, Coppermine Photo Gallery software and NextGEN Gallery WordPress plug-in, this was the first piece of software that didn't die on memory errors when loading my photos. I'm even using an obsolete digital...
2009-07-19 01:17:13 UTC by adiant
