Easy Peasy Image Gallery (EPIG) 2
The new version EPIG is now available to download. This version has been released as EPIG 2 and not as EPIG 1.2. The reason for the jump in the version numbering is that I have re-written more than 90% of the original code and the code structure now follows the MVC methodology.
Instead of one epig class, the new version comprises of seven classes (model, view, controller, three additional views and a general-purpose library class) that should improve the code readability. From the user’s perspective, no additional overhead has been added. All the gallery personalisation can be done through the config.xml file.
The MVC architecture, should make it easier for fellow PHP developers to extend the View class and derive their own presentation styles instead of hacking through my code. I am including three different presentation styles in EPIG 2 that extend the View class (template.php).
One last thing… the home page of EPIG has now moved from Gamecycle to the Dountsis domain. The main reason for the change is that I felt that Gamecycle was not a natural home for PHP projects. The new home page has been updated to reflect the features of EPIG 2.














































I cannot wait... EPIG is so simple and yet it
JamesI cannot wait… EPIG is so simple and yet it does the job
I expect it to be live tomorrow evening. If anyone
apostolosI expect it to be live tomorrow evening. If anyone knows any file management web app that supports anti-leeching please drop me a line
Hello, Sorry for the double post, but I just realized I
DawnHello,
Sorry for the double post, but I just realized I posted on the wrong page.
I love this script, but am pretty much a PHP newbie and have a question about a possible alteration to the script.
Is there a way to change the location of where the images are kept? I have quite a few and the directory is getting a little deep to wade through. I have the script residing in a folder called “gallery” in the root directory and wish to have a folder inside “gallery” called “images” so I can keep the images separate from the script files.
Dawn
Please tell me how to remove the 'mailto' in the
LesPlease tell me how to remove the ‘mailto’ in the gallery. I will publish my email when you publish yours:)
A link to a form like this would be fine, but its probably easier to just put the uri in the template.
Where are the thumbnails stored? Should I have made a thumbs folder?
Thanks for the gallery, it did work out of the box, and works fine in Kes mode.
Hi Les, You can easily remove the email from the gallery
ApostolosHi Les,
You can easily remove the email from the gallery by editing the template file and remove the {email} special tag.
Apostolos