I’m usually not too fond of Flash, but I admit things like Flickr (my Flickr test gallery) have seriously impressed me. Speaking of which, I’ve found at Air Tight two pretty excellent Flash based tools, allowing one to create “Flickrish” galleries in the blinking of an eye (ok, maybe a couple of blinking)
I had already uploaded pictures from my last summer holidays in Malta in my regular Coppermine gallery. Creating just two simple .xml documents, I’ve been able to set up this Flash gallery. Not too bad (download links embedded in the Flash objects)
Another entry added to my ever-growing never-shrinking to-do list : script something to easily create flash galleries from a Coppermine gallery. Could be neat.
replied, on 19/Apr/05 at 7:50 am # :
Je crois qu’il exite un plugin dotclear aussi pour ce genre de galerie =) par ocntre le rendu n’est pas aussi convivial.
pingback on 19/Apr/05 at 7:09 pm # :
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replied, on 15/Jun/05 at 1:22 am # :
Hey MetaStuff,
How did you combine both Simple Viewer and Postcard Viewer as “Styles” in one page?
replied, on 15/Jun/05 at 12:29 pm # :
Well that’s simply a conditionnal PHP include :
<div id="nav">Style: <a href="?gallery">Gallery</a> - <a href="?postcards">Postcards</a></div>
<?php if (!$_ENV["QUERY_STRING"] || $_ENV["QUERY_STRING"]=='gallery') { ?>
<object blablabla for the gallery />
</object>
<?php } else { ?>
<object blabla for the postcards />
</object>
<?php } ?>
</body>
said, on 02/Sep/07 at 7:56 am # :
check out Flickranywhere, it’s cooler
replied, on 23/Jul/08 at 6:41 am # :
You should check out FotoViewr - an easy to use 3D Flash photo gallery for your Flickr photos. No registration or sign up necessary - completely free.