gallery complications....
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2005 9:42 am
I have searched, (but not yet found) what I'm looking for...
I'm putting together a little CMS system (Am I reinventing the wheel you say, noo, you can't be serious ...
) And in this litte CMS I want a litlle gallery.
And this is where the trouble starts.
I'm looking for a semi simple gallery, that will easily blend and integrate with my excisting code.
this integrating must be on two levels.
So far I have come up with to solutions, none of them ideal in my eyes:
the scond alternative would be great if I could just work out an easy way to include it. It seems that most advanced gallery scripts requires really advanced coders to successfully integrate,,,
So what I need to know is:
Is there a neat little gallery script out there (that I have not been able to track down) which actually fills my needs, or perhaps there is an advanced gallery script that is EASY to integrate (but that I have not yet been able to locate), or perhaps there is a completely different and still unknown solution to my problem.
-all help and feedback is welcome, and appreciated
-Olegu
I'm putting together a little CMS system (Am I reinventing the wheel you say, noo, you can't be serious ...
And this is where the trouble starts.
I'm looking for a semi simple gallery, that will easily blend and integrate with my excisting code.
this integrating must be on two levels.
- 1 .the visual part, I don't want to write a complicated template code, just to have some images on my site
2. I want some gallerys to be visible only to site members, so the gallery should allso integrate with my user database / login functions
So far I have come up with to solutions, none of them ideal in my eyes:
- 1. Have two folders (one public and one for members, with two instances of a really simple gallery like http://relativelyabsolute.com/spg/
2. successfully implementing an advanced gallery like gallery http://gallery.menalto.com
the scond alternative would be great if I could just work out an easy way to include it. It seems that most advanced gallery scripts requires really advanced coders to successfully integrate,,,
So what I need to know is:
Is there a neat little gallery script out there (that I have not been able to track down) which actually fills my needs, or perhaps there is an advanced gallery script that is EASY to integrate (but that I have not yet been able to locate), or perhaps there is a completely different and still unknown solution to my problem.
-all help and feedback is welcome, and appreciated
-Olegu