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:lol: :lol: :lol:

As far as open source php code goes: GOOP Gallery which recently got added to Sourceforge. I've modularized the code recently and am working on adding different types of galleries besides table based.
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A map interface using flash on the frontend / PHP & GD to generate the maps themselves, all with draggable interface similiar to google maps. This won't go live for another month.
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That's awesome! When it goes live please post a link I'd love to see it!
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Will do :D

a couple people here even got to play with it when I was in the very very early stages of development
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Post by pickle »

The file gallery program I use on my website. It's 100% file based so there's no database overhead. It's not finished yet either, but it works well.
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Post by alex.barylski »

Where to start... :)

Being a hobbyest for most of my life has allowed me to venture off into some pretty cool code...much of which is never finished....but nonetheless quite cool :)

I have some old code floating around which attempts to render HTML...

Structured document rendering...is a pretty tricky subject - you wanna experience recursion...try that :)

Publicly I have the following code posted on the codeproject... :)

I used some very non-traditional techniques to accomplish the hyperlinking effects in this textbox...really had to play around with the way messages work, etc...because all of this was uncharted territory - for me atleast...I couldn't find anything on MSDN or anything...so I experimented until something worked...which in itself was a challenge :)

http://www.codeproject.com/editctrl/mul ... t.asp#xxxx

Oooooooooooohhhh :P

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Pickle, I like your site. Big laughs in the funny stuff... :lol: :lol:
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Hockey wrote: Structured document rendering...is a pretty tricky subject - you wanna experience recursion...try that :)
Are you talking about opening and closing html tags? That is what my code does in the first post. It was a PAIN to make.
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agtlewis wrote:
Hockey wrote: Structured document rendering...is a pretty tricky subject - you wanna experience recursion...try that :)
Are you talking about opening and closing html tags? That is what my code does in the first post. It was a PAIN to make.
I'm fairly sure that he meant, doing the actual rendering of the page (think ie/ff)
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Post by alex.barylski »

nickvd wrote:
agtlewis wrote:
Hockey wrote: Structured document rendering...is a pretty tricky subject - you wanna experience recursion...try that :)
Are you talking about opening and closing html tags? That is what my code does in the first post. It was a PAIN to make.
I'm fairly sure that he meant, doing the actual rendering of the page (think ie/ff)
You are correct...rendering as in drawing the HTML :)
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