Topic awaiting preservation: Thumbnail picture gallery script (Page 1 of 1)

Anyone know where I can get a free script in Perl or PHP that will automatically create and display thumbnails and link them to their respective images, to create an image gallery? I could possibly create it myself, but I need it for someone else and would rather not take the time to write it all. Ideally, I want something that can take a template for the page, and create multiple pages of thumbnails, each linking to their image.

Hey Slime here's a bunch in PHP
http://www.zend.com/codex.php?CID=342





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http://www.menalto.com/projects/gallery/

this thing is reeeallly nice, as far as features go. Different users, user levels, upload through the browser, visible galleries, invisible galleries (set users who can see them). It uses netPBM to manipulate the images, rotate, size, thumbs. They are freestanding binaries you can throw in a folder, CHMOD to 755 and don't have to worry if your host has PHP modules installed or Imagemagick.

I've got one up and running, if you'd like to check out the features of it behind the scenes, shoot me mail and I can hook you up with a gallery to fart around with.

Jason

I can't seem to set that up, JK... the readme refers to files that don't even exist, the configure.sh file didn't work... don't know what the deal was.

files that don't exist? The only thing I can think of there is the netPBM binaries (but I think the latest version of gallery comes with them now). You can check sourceforge or Wead has some posted here.

I also have my installation on my hardrive with the binaries that I'm running successfully if you need any of it. My version has been modified quite a bit and has been changed to run as a CGI so it may not fit with your host but the binaries sould be good.

If that's not the case, which files don't exist?

Jason

I must have messed something up. I'll try it again later... just going through the readme, which had instructions for setting it up via FTP and telnet, things were going wrong. Seems there's a missing file called "setup" or something...