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Christian Bartels
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WP-Gallery-Remote
Allows to integrate images from any Gallery installation (http://gallery.sf.net) into your posts/pages.
WP-Gallery-Remote ranks #34,510 among WordPress.org plugins with 10+ active installations, is #2,856 of 6,007 in the Media category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Aug 10, 2008. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Tested up to WP 2.6 (Current: 7.0.2)
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Current Version vtrunk
Updated 17 years ago
Last Update on 10 Aug, 2008
Refreshed 12 hours ago
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#2,856 of 6,007 in Media
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- Version
- trunk
- Last Updated
- Aug 10, 2008
- Requires WP
- 2.5+
- Tested Up To
- 2.6
- PHP Version
- N/A
- Author
- Christian Bartels
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WP-Gallery-Remote
The WP-Gallery-Remote archive includes a file called wpgr2picasa.zip. The included script can be used to migrate any pictures linked in you wordpress installation using WP-Gallery-Remote to Picasa and update your blog posts with links to picasa accordingly. The script does the following steps: * login to your wordpress blog * fetch all posts * parse each post for one or more wp-gallery-remote tags * if found, the respective images are fetched from your Gallery installation... * ...and uploaded to your picasa webalbums account * wp-gallery-remote tags without image filter are exchanged with an thumbnail and link of your picasa album * wp-gallery-remote tags with image filter are exchanged with thumbnails and links to the selected pictures * each changed post is saved Usage: * unzip wpgr2picasa.zip to any folder and open that folder * open wpgr2picasa.php in a text editor and maintain links and user data for wordpress, picasa and gallery at the top of the file * execute the script either in a browser or on the command line (php wpgr2picasa.php) Please note, that I cannot provide support for this migration script. It worked fine for me; try it on your own risk.
Advantages of WP-Gallery-Remote: * Very simple to setup (extract, activate, enter Gallery infos, ready) * Integration of photos from a Gallery, which you do not own (but which is accesible via the Gallery Remote Protocol) * Support for multiple Galleries * Lightbox effect * carousel view Advantages of WPG2: * possibility for "truly" integrated photoblog (sidebar integration and so on) * user authentication
Please make sure, that you * are using PHP5 (PHP4 is not supported) * have activated allow_url_fopen (On) in your php.ini (some hoster deactivate it by default!) * are using Wordpress 2.2.x * are using Gallery2 from http://gallery.menalto.com * have activated the Gallery Remote module in Gallery2 * have entered the complete path to you Gallery2 installation including main.php (e.g. http://www.example.com/gallery2/main.php) Please let me know, if it still does not work and I can have a look.
Nothing is wrong. The images are always displayed in the order, in which they are in Gallery. So, if you want to reorder them, you have to do that in your Gallery.
Gallery provides a guest account, which is used for all users who do not explicitly login to Gallery (= public viewing). WP-Gallery-Remote currently does not support logging in as another user than guest. Logging in to Gallery as another user does not even make really sense, as WP-Gallery-Remote fetches URLs to your Gallery's images via the Gallery Remote Protocol and outputs these to your post or page. If the respective albums are only available to certain Gallery users, only those can access the URLs. And this is normally not the case for public blogs. If you are searching for a solution, which synchronizes users between Gallery and Wordpress, you might take a look into WPG2.
Yes, this is possible by setting up another Gallery in WP-Gallery-Remote's options, which points to the same URL but uses another output type. Go to Options -> WP-Gallery-Remote in Wordpress' admin area and click the New button in the Gallery section. Enter a name, e.g. My Gallery 2, and set the same URL as for your other Gallery. Additionally, set the output type to the output type you would like to have. If you now write a new post or page and open the WP-Gallery-Remote Album Chooser by clicking the respective WPGR button in Wordpress' editor, you can select that Gallery with the output type which you would like to use. Since WP-Gallery-Remote 2.0 the ID of the selected Gallery is added to the {wp-gallery-remote...} tags in my posts. What happens to the tags in my previous posts which do not have this Gallery ID as a parameter? Nothing. :-) If you upgrade from 1.1 to a newer version, the plugin automatically sets your previously used Gallery installation as the default Gallery which will be used, if no Gallery ID parameter is given in the {wp-gallery-remote...} tags of your posts.
No, this is unfortunately not possible, because including carousel's javascripts is tricky and many RSS feed readers do not support that.
