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OnePageGallery for Photographers

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FREE ONE PAGE IMAGE GALLERY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
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I wrote this one page Image Gallery script for use in my Client Previews sections - to allow clients to view online, all the images available to them for print and album ordering selection. Like all of my other scripts I write them so that everything is as automated as possible and in the case of the OPG, requires no more work than uploading the "index.php" to a folder of images and thumbnails. This script contains the complicated math required to go back and forth between an index page with many small contact sized images, and the corresponding full size image - plus use the Previous/Next links to act as a slide show. Configuration of names, urls and colors and cell sizes, is at the top of the page so you can customize it to look the way you want.

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Submitted on
9th September 2010
Last Updated
16th September 2010
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Average User Rating: 2.0/5
Nice Idea, Needs Some Polish
Reviewed byAnonymousonSat, 9th October 2010
Rating 2 - Fair
The concept the author put into the program and his demo are great, but when put to use, with only a code change to the folder, with images of 600x400 or 400x600 it did not adequately resize them. It kept the default 4 columns, but the images were large and the use of the scroll bar at the bottom would annoy the end user. I know some reworking could be done, but it would be easier to thumbnail the image and build a CSS table than go through spaghetti code.
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