Allora, ho un grosso problema non riesco a capire come funziona questa benedetta gallery..
http://eresia-tnt.it/test/ (questo è il mio sito dove ho uplodato la gallery)
http://mig.sourceforge.net/gallery/index.php?currDir=. (questo è la gallery esempio del sito, cioè come la voglio io...)
come faccio a creare delle thumbs con lo script PERL? Devo modificare tramite li i parametri?
lo script è questo:
codice:my $myself = File::Basename::basename($0); # Program name my $mydir = File::Basename::dirname($0); # Directory $myself lives in my $myRoot = cwd; # Directory I was started in # Add this to the exec path - easier to find jhead than with relative paths. # This will not modify the path outside of mkGallery.pl. $ENV{'PATH'} .= ":$myRoot/$mydir"; my $exifProg = 'jhead'; # Name of jhead program my $exifArgs = ''; # Pass no args to jhead my $exifFile = 'exif.inf'; # File to store exif data in # Defaults for boolean command-line flags my $allFlag = 0; # -a: Process all images my $exifFlag = 0; # -e: Process EXIF data my $overwriteFlag = 0; # -w: Overwrite files instead of append my $thumbFlag = 0; # -t: Create thumbnails my $commentsFlag = 0; # -c: Create comments my $interactFlag = 0; # -i: Interactive mode my $recurseFlag = 0; # -r: Recursion mode my $newOnlyFlag = 0; # -n: Process only new items my $thumbDirFlag = 0; # -d: Use thumbnail subdirectories my $largeDirFlag = 0; # -l: Use large subdirectories my $keepProfilesFlag = 0; # -K: Keep profiles intact # Defaults for command-line flags which take arguments my $defaultSize = 100; # -s: Thumbnail size my $defaultQuality = 50; # -q: Thumbnail quality my $defaultMarker = ''; # -m: Thumbnail label my $markerType = ''; # -M: Thumbnail label position my $defaultThumbDir = 'thumbs'; # -D: Name of thumbnail subdirectory my $defaultThumbExt = ''; # -E: File extension for thumbnails my $defaultLargeDir = 'large'; # -L: Name of large subdirectory # Mode to use for thumbnail subdirectories my $thumbDirMode = 0755;
e ho pure un config.php ma questo mi pare di averlo gia settato ok, ma non capisco come funziona sta gallery:
codice:// // $useThumbSubdir // Boolean to turn thumbnail subdirectories on or off. // When this is set to TRUE, $markerType and $markerLabel are ignored. // // Defaults to TRUE. // // Example: // $useThumbSubdir = TRUE; // $useThumbSubdir = TRUE; // // $thumbSubdir // What subdirectory to use for thumbnails. This is ignored if // $useThumbSubdir is set to FALSE. // // Defaults to "thumbs". // // Example: // $thumbSubdir = "thumbs"; // $thumbSubdir = FALSE; // // $randomFolderThumbs // If TRUE, instead of the generic folder icon, a represenative // thumbnail from the folder is shown. If Mig is unable to find a // thumbnail to use, it will use the generic folder icon instead. // Unless there are folders whose subfolders and their subfolders // and so on have no thumbnails, the generic folder icon should // never be used. // // Defaults to FALSE. // // Example: // $randomFolderThumbs = FALSE; // $randomFolderThumbs = FALSE; // // $useRealRandThumbs // If TRUE, a real random selection is done. It used to be that // Mig would just look for the first thumbnail it could find and // use that. A lot of people, including the author, thought that // sucked, so $useRealRandThumbs was introduced which will find // all available thumbnails and pick one randomly each time the // script is called. // // This obviously results in more I/O and on large galleries could // cause a problem with execution time. So I didn't "fix the bug" // entirely, I made it an optional behavior. By default, real // random behavior is used, but it can be turned off by setting this // to FALSE. // // Generally, you want this to be TRUE unless you have trouble with // it (most likely to happen if you have a slow server, a busy server, // slow disks, or very large galleries). // // And of course this option is ignored if $randomFolderThumbs is // set to FALSE. // // Defaults to TRUE. // // Example: // $useRealRandThumbs = TRUE; // $useRealRandThumbs = TRUE; // // $useLargeImages // Boolean to turn large image support on or off. // // Only turn this feature on if you intend to have three sizes of // image - the thumbnail, the regular size version, and a full-size // "large" version, such as the original file from the camera. Most // users will want to leave this turned off. // // If set to TRUE, Mig will look for a "large" version of the image // in $largeSubdir. If one is found, a link will be generated // pointing to the large image. // // If $largeLinkFromMedium is TRUE, clicking on the medium image // will also take the user to the large image. If you don't want // a link printed, but just want to have people click on the medium // image only, remove the %%largeLink%% tag from your image.html // or mig_image.php template file. // // To use this feature, make sure the following tags are defined in // your image.html or mig_image.php template: // // %%largeLink%% [optional, see above] // %%largeHrefStart%% // %%largeHrefEnd%% // %%largeLinkBorder%% // // Also, copy large.html (or for PHP-Nuke etc, use mig_large.php) // to your templates folder. // // Defaults to FALSE. // // Example: // $useLargeImages = FALSE; // $useLargeImages = FALSE; // // $largeSubdir // Name of subdirectory to use for "large" images. This option is // ignored if $useLargeImages is FALSE. // // Defaults to "large". // // Example: // $largeSubdir = "large"; // $largeSubdir = "large"; // // $largeLinkFromMedium // If TRUE, when viewing a normal image, clicking the image will // take you to the large version of the image (if present). // // If FALSE, clicking on the normal image will do nothing, regardless // of the presence or absence a large version. // // In either case, if the template tag %%largeLink%% is used, a link // to the image will be printed along with the other navigational // links on the page. // // Defaults to TRUE. // // Example: // $largeLinkFromMedium = TRUE; // $largeLinkFromMedium = TRUE; // // $largeLinkUseBorders // When $largeLinkFromMedium is TRUE, this setting determines whether // to show the link border around a medium image or not. If TRUE, // the border is shown, if FALSE it is not shown. // // Defaults to FALSE. // // Example: // $largeLinkUseBorders = FALSE; // $largeLinkUseBorders = FALSE; // // $folderNameLength // If $randomFolderThumbs is TRUE, folder names will be truncated // if they are longer than $folderNameLength characters. This is // done to keep the tables formatted nicely. This option is ignored // if $randomFolderThumbs is FALSE. // // Defaults to 15. // // Example: // $folderNameLength = 15; // $folderNameLength = 15; // // $markerType // Should I use a prefix or a suffix for thumbnails? This deals with // the old way of doing thumbnail naming (i.e. img_4900_th.jpg // instead of thumbs/img_4900.jpg). // // Valid values are 'prefix' and 'suffix'. Ignored if $useThumbSubdir // is TRUE. // // If set to 'suffix', thumbnail will be named as in img_4900_th.jpg. // If set to 'prefix', it will be named as in th_img_4900.jpg. // // This option is over-ridden by $useThumbSubdir. Using thumbnail // subdirectories is recommended, so avoid this option (along with // $markerLabel) if possible. // // Defaults to "suffix". // // Example: // $markerType = "suffix"; // $markerType = "suffix";
need help ;_;
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