Hello everybody, I have a Jekyll static website hosted on Netlify. I would like to embed some pictures I have in my Piwigo gallery, but the problem is that I have no idea what URL to use as "src"
. I tried to look at the APIs, but honestly hey are quite confused and I do not really understand. Could you point me to a guide/tutorial or at least give me some basic insights to figure this out? I see that with a Wordpress blog it is extremely easy, but what I need is something I can embed in HTML, even a mere link to the image would be great!
Piwigo URL: https://images.tommi.space
Thank you very much!
Best,
T
Last edited by tommi (2021-03-28 13:03:03)
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As image URI the download link without the download parameter can be used, for example for your first desk logging 2020.11.30 Desk - 1
https://images.tommi.space/picture?/161 … 01130-desk
the XS download link is
https://images.tommi.space/plugins/down … ize=xsmall
for which removing download and an ampersand leaves
https://images.tommi.space/plugins/down … ize=xsmall
You might also be interested in https://github.com/moy/piwigo-random that uses the API to obtain pictures of a category and picks at random.
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Thanks a lot! A few questions, though:
1. Such images are readily available to be used or they are parsed and rendered (resized) by the server every time a request is sent?
2. Is there a way to embed galleries?
3. What is the
part=e
in the link?
4. Could you be so kind to provide a reference/wiki for the API links composition?
Thanks a lot, again!
Have a nice sunday,
T
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1. no idea how that is handled for the download_by_size plugin and whether its generated sizes are cached or not, I don't use it myself.
2. I don't know.
3. part=e obtains the element (file), part=r would obtain the representative; see the plugin's action.php. The non-plugin case would know part=f for other formats as well; see the Piwigo action.php
4. see your own installation :p https://images.tommi.space/tools/ws.htm
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