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VichUploaderBundle
A simple Symfony bundle to ease file uploads with ORM entities
...It integrates with Doctrine entities and abstracts away the manual handling of file movement, naming, and cleanup. The bundle is highly configurable and works well for uploading images, documents, or any user-submitted files. -
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This module integrates elFinder (https://github.com/Studio-42/elFinder) file manager with Drupal CMS.
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jQuery File Upload
File Upload widget with multiple file selection
jQuery-File-Upload is a mature, full-featured jQuery plugin (often paired with server-side handlers) for handling file uploads from the browser with advanced capabilities. It supports chunked uploads, drag and drop, multiple file selection, progress bars, client-side image resizing, and preview generation. On the server side, artifacts may be processed using compatible back-end scripts in languages like PHP, Ruby, Node.js, or Java, making the plugin cross-platform. Because uploads can be... -
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FCuaderno
My notebook of pictures on my computer
A simple php script to browse your images from other devices. Required to have a web server with support php (php-gd php-imagick php-pclzip) installed and have your images organized into folders.A folder published on the web server with the right to write and execute, and within the script with the image 'seleccionar.png', the font and folder 'foto' with the photos. The same script created (on the fly with the demand) the 'mini' and 'normal' folder with smaller versions of images. -
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