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| PhotoPost vBGallery |
| Introduction |
| PhotoPost vBGallery is an advanced photo gallery which is built around, and completely integrated with vBulletin. It includes more features and flexibility than most other image galleries available on the market today and is very easy to set up and maintain. It allows unlimited categories, subcategories, and uploads. Also includes many other options such as user favorites, subscriptions, comments, ratings, multimedia file support, and much more! |
| Features: |
* The term "unlimited" denotes that the only limitions are those of PHP, MySQL, or your web server and not of the PhotoPost vBGallery product.
** There is an option to allow as many upload input boxes as you wish. The actual number of files that may be uploaded at once will depend on your server configuration and the size of the file(s) being uploaded.
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| Copyright |
| This script is © 2003 - 2008 All Enthusiast, Inc.
This script is NOT to be re-distributed in any way or placed on a web site for download.
All copyright notes in the script itself must remain unchanged unless you have purchased a Branding Free license.
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| Changes in PhotoPost vBGallery |
| PhotoPost vBGallery, v2.4.3 NEW:
Fixes / Changes
File Changes
PhotoPost vBGallery, v2.4 Released!
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| Installation Instructions | ||
| Step 1 - File Modifications | ||
In your /gallery/gallery_config.php.new file that came with this script: Open this file and find: $forumpath = '/path/to/your/forums'; Add the full path to your forum on your server between the '' marks here. Save the file as gallery_config.php (removing the '.new' part from the end). Not sure how to find the path to your forums? | ||
| Step 2 - Upload Files | ||
Upload the new PhotoPost vBGallery files to the directories listed below.
Note: Be sure to upload the /gallery/images and /forum/cpstyles folders and their contents in Binary mode and the other files in ASCII mode.
Now you will need to chmod the /gallery/files folder to 777. Some servers may
have problems if so use 755. | ||
| Step 3 - Run the Install Script | ||
| Now you're almost done! It's time to add the PhotoPost vBGallery settings and templates. Run the install script from your browser by going to http://www.yoursite.com/forum/admincp/vbgallery_install.php. This script will make all necessary changes to your database and install the templates, phrases, settings, and etc for you. Once the script is done, go to your Admin CP and you will see a new group of options called "vBGallery" in the left frame. That is where you will modify the settings and set up your new Gallery. Once you have finished please remove vbgallery_install.php, product-ppvbgallery.xml in the forums/admincp folder. | ||
| Step 4 - Setting Your Options - Important Settings | ||
| During the installation, the script will attempt to determine your path and URL settings. If these option are blank when you get to this step then you will need to set these yourself. If you are unsure of these settings, you may find the options later by clicking on the 'Modify Settings' link under 'vBGallery' in the left frame. You will find these settings listed under the "Title, URL's, & Paths" group on this page. You must set these options (with the exception of the two FTP upload options) before you will be able to upload files. FTP & Bulk Uploads: If you plan to allow some of your users to upload files via FTP, you will first need to make sure that your 'FTP User Folder Path' setting (listed under the 'Modify Settings' link under your 'vBGallery' options in your Admin CP) is set to the full path to your '/gallery/users' folder. You will then need to create a new folder under your '/gallery/users' directory and name it according to that user's userid (so if the user's userid was 5, you would simple create a new folder called 5 under your '/gallery/users' directory. Lastly, you will need to create a new FTP account on your server for that user and make sure they have access to the newly created folder to upload their files to. |
| Help & Support |
| Before asking for support Please read the F.A.Q below! If you have any problems or questions that are not covered in the F.A.Q. please post them at photopost.com in the appropriate forum. We will be more than happy to help in any way we can if the request for help is made there. Anyone trying to contact a staff member via e-mail, private message, or any other means will be ignored. |
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