Exhibit 1.1d Photo Gallery Plugin

@rm:
Excellent! Thanks for enlightening me on how to add an entire directory of images.
If I attempt to add the directory, before creating the thumbnails, will the thumbnails be created automatically?

@rm you’re right:
if($user_level == 0)
Change it temporarily to:
if(false)
Fixed my problem. Unauthorized went away and I got a directory listing.
How can I debug what the problem is? Is there an easy hack that I can do to tie authorization to a particular user? e.g., my username?

what should the permissons be for the files in the folder?

Hi, this plugin solves most of my image management problems, I have customised it a little to suit my needs but now I am stuck. What I want is an option to display the small thumbnail image in the post but without it linking to the bigger version. This is useful for posts where just a thumbnail image suffices and there is no need to link to a larger image. I have been poking through the exhibit10p.php file but I am a bit lost when it comes to raw php.

@kiwi
I’m not seeing much in the way of a gap when I take out my dusty copy of IE and look at your test site.
Also, I think the ex_pictorialis.cfg file is being deprecated in forthcoming versions of Exhibit so you might want to reconsider using it.
Brad

Exhibit didn’t work at me. It complained that the directory images is missing. I had to adjust the following things:
Under upload options I had to set a directory to upload e.g. wordpress/images (wordpress is the folder in my web directory I installed wordpress) or you create another directory but adjust the variable imagedir (at me line 9) in the file exhibit10.cfg (usually placed under wordpress/wp_content/plugins/exhibitimg/) to this directory.
The directory images does not exist, you have to create it with right 777.
If you have done this and want to create a subdirectory in the images directory I got the error “… wrong parameter count for mkdir …” or something like this.
I adjusted in line 572 under wordpress/wp-content/plugins/exhibitimg/exhibit10f.php the call mkdir($mk) to mkdir($mk, 0777)
This solved also this problem.
Apart from that I also had to install php4-gd2 (for jpeg image functions) (maybe php-gd is enough).
Then I could not use the function to load a zip file with pictures and let the contents extracted. The function open_zip was not supported by my php4 installation. I also did not find a paket to install it.
So I try now to compile php4 with the needed zip support.
Under debian you can get the archive with apt-get source php4. Then adjust the file debian/rules and execute debina/rules binary (It will complain about missing things. This all nearly always libraries.)
If the zip support is compiled in you have to install these php4 binaries, if it is an extension you have to copy a file to /usr/lib/php4/20010901/ (This is where my extensions are for php4) and add to /etc/php4/apache/php.ini at the end (or where your php.ini resides for the apache server):
extension=zip.so
Stop and start the apache server.
Maybe this will work and I can use exhibit more efficiently.

Thanks for the info, Anonymous.
Most people have these packages installed by their hosts already, so it’s not an issue for them, but it’s very helpful to know the process that might be required if you don’t have everything set up already.

The order in which the files are read by Exhihibit and get sorted its determined by the order in which the files get stored by the filesystem. If you have a folder containing pic01 … pic100 for instance and upload it in the order pic100 … pic01 then all pictures will have the wrong order! I was confused about this, looked for a switch, but there was no switch for this problem. I looked in file exhibit10f.php in line 861 where the function readdir() is used:
while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle)))
This function returns the files in the order in which they are stored on the file system. It is absolutely necessary to allow the files to be ordered by their name! This is frustrating.

Bah. I had altered the handling of the $single variable for my template, and I broke Exhibit in the process. . . .Problem solved, though.

I can?′t get into asymptomatic.net, it seems that the domain name is expired.

hes put a dot after the .net./
This one works
https://www.asymptomatic.net/

That’s not true, the problem is not in the url, if i type https://www.asymptomatic.net I get the host company web

I can’t add the pictures to a post.
I’ve tried to add a whole folder, and it made the thumbnails alright and it also asked “Add all images in <em foldername em/> to this post?”. When I say “yes” it seems to do something, but after a few seconds it just stops and after resaving the post, there are still no images …
The previous solutions in this post don’t seem to help (wp-setting.php is correct, chmod is set to 777, …), so now I’m a bit lost, because I don’t know, what I have overlooked?!
Any ideas?

Hi again, I?′m the person with problems with teh https://www.asymptomatic.net website, when I try to access the site it redirects me to asymptomatic.com and there I see a company?′s website saying that asymptomatic.com is for sale. I’ll try from another computers and wil post results in this forum

@garconcn:
That’s just a silly way to ask that.
How you have the pictures displayed is only a problem if you don’t like how they’re displayed. We can’t determine that.
If you tell us that you’d like them displayed a certain way, but are having trouble getting them to do so, then we might be able to help.
Brad