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Hey all,
I've finished my site redesign at http://www.stevesmiscellany.go.nu/ but I want to implement a php image browser for the art, photography and 3D pages. I don't know much php bar getting it to right stuff like hello world on screen, so any tutorials and help is very much appreciated. I want it to have say 5 thumbnails to a page (prefeably server created) which when clicked on bring up a larger image, and back and forward buttons on both the thumbnail page and larger image page. If anyone knows of an open source php code which does this that would also be apreciated.
Cheers,
Steve
I've finished my site redesign at http://www.stevesmiscellany.go.nu/ but I want to implement a php image browser for the art, photography and 3D pages. I don't know much php bar getting it to right stuff like hello world on screen, so any tutorials and help is very much appreciated. I want it to have say 5 thumbnails to a page (prefeably server created) which when clicked on bring up a larger image, and back and forward buttons on both the thumbnail page and larger image page. If anyone knows of an open source php code which does this that would also be apreciated.
Cheers,
Steve
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Weird. look for "the php anthology" volumes one and two.
Small addition for anybody interested in those books. You can get sample chapters from here.
[URL]http://www.sitepoint.com/books/phpant1/[/URL]
Also a bit cheaper to buy them from there than amazon too (if you want to buy both that is).
> Weird. look for "the php anthology" volumes one and two.
Small addition for anybody interested in those books. You can get sample chapters from here.
[URL]http://www.sitepoint.com/books/phpant1/[/URL]
Also a bit cheaper to buy them from there than amazon too (if you want to buy both that is).
Allred wrote:
> Cheers, but your link is wrong, I get this error in Firefox and IE:
>
> "Browser Bug?
Weird. look for "the php anthology" volumes one and two.
> Cheers, but your link is wrong, I get this error in Firefox and IE:
>
> "Browser Bug?
Weird. look for "the php anthology" volumes one and two.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Allred wrote:
> Been poking around and I'm still green at this PHP stuff, whats the
> best way to learn it? Any links or books are much appreiciated...
>
> Sometimes online tutorials just aren't enough.
>
> These books
> [URL]http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/026-7104559-6692425[/URL]
> are solid gold.
>
> Once you've got them, got for the object orientated ones.
Cheers, but your link is wrong, I get this error in Firefox and IE:
"Browser Bug?
Attention: There appears to be a bug in the web browser you are currently using. Here are some ways to get around the problem:
* To return to the page you were previously on: --click the BACK button on your browser's navigation bar until you reach the desired page.
* To checkout --click on the shopping cart icon at the top of the page and proceed through the checkout process using the standard server (instead of the secure server). You can phone or fax the credit card information to us."
> Allred wrote:
> Been poking around and I'm still green at this PHP stuff, whats the
> best way to learn it? Any links or books are much appreiciated...
>
> Sometimes online tutorials just aren't enough.
>
> These books
> [URL]http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/026-7104559-6692425[/URL]
> are solid gold.
>
> Once you've got them, got for the object orientated ones.
Cheers, but your link is wrong, I get this error in Firefox and IE:
"Browser Bug?
Attention: There appears to be a bug in the web browser you are currently using. Here are some ways to get around the problem:
* To return to the page you were previously on: --click the BACK button on your browser's navigation bar until you reach the desired page.
* To checkout --click on the shopping cart icon at the top of the page and proceed through the checkout process using the standard server (instead of the secure server). You can phone or fax the credit card information to us."
Allred wrote:
> Been poking around and I'm still green at this PHP stuff, whats the
> best way to learn it? Any links or books are much appreiciated...
Sometimes online tutorials just aren't enough.
These books [URL]http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/026-7104559-6692425[/URL] are solid gold.
Once you've got them, got for the object orientated ones.
> Been poking around and I'm still green at this PHP stuff, whats the
> best way to learn it? Any links or books are much appreiciated...
Sometimes online tutorials just aren't enough.
These books [URL]http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/026-7104559-6692425[/URL] are solid gold.
Once you've got them, got for the object orientated ones.
Nimco wrote:
> What you're asking for isn't that difficult to write, which is
> probably why you're having problems finding tutorials for it. Your
> best bet would be to use the PHP Manual to look up functions on Image
> Manipulation.
Been poking around and I'm still green at this PHP stuff, whats the best way to learn it? Any links or books are much appreiciated...
> What you're asking for isn't that difficult to write, which is
> probably why you're having problems finding tutorials for it. Your
> best bet would be to use the PHP Manual to look up functions on Image
> Manipulation.
Been poking around and I'm still green at this PHP stuff, whats the best way to learn it? Any links or books are much appreiciated...
What you're asking for isn't that difficult to write, which is probably why you're having problems finding tutorials for it. Your best bet would be to use the PHP Manual to look up functions on Image Manipulation.
Cheers for the help, but I can only find overly complicated systems that create a whole community with people logging it and that sort of thing, or really simple ones that arn't powerful enough. Do middling ones exist?
There's one called Gallery - something like http://gallery.sourceforge.net
Wow. A Css coder. It's a bit overpowering designwise but certainly unique and imaginative. Top stuff.
[URL]http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Image_Galleries/[/URL]
Might help. I've just done a gallery/browser myself recently, but can't give the code out.
[URL]http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Image_Galleries/[/URL]
Might help. I've just done a gallery/browser myself recently, but can't give the code out.
Hey all,
I've finished my site redesign at http://www.stevesmiscellany.go.nu/ but I want to implement a php image browser for the art, photography and 3D pages. I don't know much php bar getting it to right stuff like hello world on screen, so any tutorials and help is very much appreciated. I want it to have say 5 thumbnails to a page (prefeably server created) which when clicked on bring up a larger image, and back and forward buttons on both the thumbnail page and larger image page. If anyone knows of an open source php code which does this that would also be apreciated.
Cheers,
Steve
I've finished my site redesign at http://www.stevesmiscellany.go.nu/ but I want to implement a php image browser for the art, photography and 3D pages. I don't know much php bar getting it to right stuff like hello world on screen, so any tutorials and help is very much appreciated. I want it to have say 5 thumbnails to a page (prefeably server created) which when clicked on bring up a larger image, and back and forward buttons on both the thumbnail page and larger image page. If anyone knows of an open source php code which does this that would also be apreciated.
Cheers,
Steve