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qdgal
Simple and lightweight photo gallery for PHP
...How to use it: simply copy the index.php, index.conf and index.css files to your web server, into a directory where your photos are stored. That's all. You can optionally edit index.conf and/or index.css if you'd like to customize qdgal's look, but that's up to you. -
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InterPhoto Gallery is an open-source cms written by PHP and based on MySql, and it can primely protect the images of your site. InterPhoto can be used to build all kinds of sites which lay out images mainly, such as: design, fashion, exhibition, phot
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Webmedia Explorer scans and indexes everything under a folder called "media" and builds a website automaticaly, generating file and folder listings, image galleries, message boards, news or simply text, anywhere it finds the corresponding data.
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diGallery is a simple single-file "drop-in" php image gallery solution. Just edit to suit your preferences then upload it with a bunch of images and you are up and running. Can also be easily integrated into an existing website.
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This is an image gallery focused on simplicity and ran completely with PHP and jQuery. All you do is edit your config.php, copy folders of images into a directory, run a script to generate thumbnails and metadata, and they are ready for viewing.
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