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myImageClock
Displays a new image every minute according to current time.
myImageClock will display a new image every minute according to the current time. No database required! Can be embedded into any website with configurable size options for side-column displays or as main content. Example ideas for Image Clocks; Race-Cars or Football, Players using thier numbers for the minute of the hour. Includes an Auto-Install process with assistance to secure the back-end admin area. micStarterImages.zip is REQUIRED! This 82.7MB File includes necessary... -
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A simple version of a platform named KiPhoto developed with PHP and jQuery. The Platform not require database and is simple to personalize. Read a folder and create an album with thumbnails.
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FlickGal is a simple PHP script to view your Flickr pictures in a simple & beautiful gallery.
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PixMagick is a lightweight web image gallery which uses only HTML on your server, does NOT require PHP or MySQL. The gallery is managed by an perl script on your local machine. Image caption, resizing and auto-generation of thumbnails is included.
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jp-gallery is a user-friendly gallery script on web-site. It's requires PHP5 (with GD-library) and turn-on Javascript on the client's browser. Optionally Mysql is needed - to enable photo-comments.
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