Hi folks - This may be a feature I have not figured out yet, but I have a client who wants me to build a custom slideshow for their group using their photos. I have created a user name and login for them, and I want them to be able to login and upload their images to a private folder.
Here's my issue: Currently, PHP forces them to also upload a thumbnail, but this would not work because these people won't have the time or knowledge to create a proper thumb.
I would like them to be able to log in, then upload images per the parameters I set, and then later, I can go and generate thumbs for their gallery. Anyone know how to set this up?
Best fishes,
Steve Cherry
www.dailyframe.com
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stevecherry wrote:
Here's my issue: Currently, PHP forces them to also upload a thumbnail, but this would not work because these people won't have the time or knowledge to create a proper thumb.
I would like them to be able to log in, then upload images per the parameters I set, and then later, I can go and generate thumbs for their gallery. Anyone know how to set this up?
I'm not using this feature, but I believe thumbnail upload is optional. After the big picture is uploaded, it should be fine ...
Last edited by rvelices (2007-10-30 13:44:16)
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Hello steve,
When you upload a picture, PWG ask you to upload a thumbnail.
If you go back to your home page (on the top right corner) the picture is effectivly uploaded.
ok, I agree, there's no message to indicate that the picture is uploaded.
:-))
Last edited by rio (2007-10-30 15:03:29)
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If you want to put an other message to explain to your user that the uploade went fine, you can change the file :
[root]\language\en_UK.iso-8859-1\common.lang.php
You find inside : $lang[‘upload_advise_thumbnail’] = 'Optional, but recommended : choose a thumbnail to associate to ';
You can customise this entry to something like ... = ‘Picture uploded. You can go back or choose a thumbnail to associate to ‘;
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rio wrote:
Hello steve,
When you upload a picture, PWG ask you to upload a thumbnail.
If you go back to your home page (on the top right corner) the picture is effectivly uploaded.
ok, I agree, there's no message to indicate that the picture is uploaded.
:-))
And then, you have to generate thumbnails in the according Administration page
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