• kashirow

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    Photo Calendar v0.1 addon module for WordPress 1.01 or greater.
    Displays a tabular index of pictures posted in your blog as thumbnails in a calendar format, in purely automatic manner.
    Putting it simply, you get a calendar, in each cell of which you get a tiny thumbnail to a picture you have posted in your blog on that day (the first one, if there’s several, just a number of the day if there’s no pictures) which hyperlinks to the archive page for the appropriate day. If you have lots of pictures, the result looks very cute.
    Enjoy. ??

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  • Thread Starter kashirow

    (@kashirow)

    It’s all about how you style it, last versions can replace the standard WordPress calendar.

    I can not get the thumbs to be generated or something…can someone take a look?
    https://ryanflynnphoto.com/blog/photo.php
    Thanks!

    Thread Starter kashirow

    (@kashirow)

    Does your copy of PHP have GD library compiled in?
    Did you create the appropriate directories?
    Do they have the proper permissions?

    yes to the directories and permissions, but I am not sure about GD….is there a way to tell?
    Thanks for your help KAShirow!

    Thread Starter kashirow

    (@kashirow)

    Yes, there is. Create a php file with this code in it:
    <?php
    print_r(gd_info());
    ?>

    And then read the results according to the manual that you can see in here.
    If it prints out an error, that means you don’t have GD and need to pester the hosting provider to get them to compile it.

    Thanks man, it looks like I have it…this is what I got:
    Array ( [GD Version] => bundled (2.0.23 compatible) [FreeType Support] => 1 [FreeType Linkage] => with freetype [T1Lib Support] => 1 [GIF Read Support] => 1 [GIF Create Support] => [JPG Support] => 1 [PNG Support] => 1 [WBMP Support] => 1 [XBM Support] => 1 [JIS-mapped Japanese Font Support] => )
    But my results are a bit different than that manual inthat they dont say true or false, but some do have a 1 before them.
    Anything else I can try? Thanks a lot!

    Thread Starter kashirow

    (@kashirow)

    A bundled GD 2.02 should work perfectly fine, unless all your pictures are gifs for some reason. 1 in PHP is true and 0 is false, so your output is correct, too.
    The only other thing I can think of is improper directory permissions. Notice, though, that both the directory to keep the thumbnails AND all the directories above it should be accessible to the web server, since otherwise it can’t get at this directory. Try playing with permissions more.

    yes, I have the same problem as ayele, it just doesn’t want to generate thumbs. I checked every permission (666/766/776/777) and every possible path error (folder in same directory, full relative path, short relative path, absolute path). no go: <https://www.marlyse.com/wordpress/photocalendar.php&gt;.

    Yup, I’m still there too, even after checking permissions….Also, it does not seem to think I posted the first 9 days of each month???

    Doesn’t work for me either. https://www.kilikina.net/photographs.php
    I’m on my laptop so its hard to code stuff but I will fiddle with it later and try to get it to work.
    My gd info is @ https://www.kilikina.net/ugh.php
    if that helps any ??

    first 9 days, aye.
    I’ve emailed with the coder yesterday and he said he is working on it.
    I’ve gotten email inclusive photos to work via phone and via laptop working and images upload fine, so I am pretty sure my directory permission settings are all fine.

    just closing out the open a tag… – this should be again better to read.
    anyone see any glaring outness in my site which could cause the image thumbs not to show up?

    obviously no go, seems to stay blue from here on out. anyway, anyone with some bright idea? I really liked the idea of the photocalendar.

    I got mine to generate thumbnails finally. I’m getting the first 9 days of the month problem too…
    also wanted to know if the thumbnails can take a random part of the image instead of just resizing the whole thing? Cus I want them all the same widthxheight so I used the ScalingType 0 so they would be 60×60, but some of the images look distorted when you view the calendar because they are stretched.

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