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Image browser BETA 1.0

This is only a stub, not a final version of plug-in manual

Description

This plug-in will help you to show image browser on your Vivvo site. It takes images that you upload to your server and creates image browser that is accessible via http://www.example.com/images page. All you need to do is upload images via FTP to VIVVO_ROOT/files/images folder that is automatically created during installation. You can also create subfolder with images that will automatically create a link in navigation and a separate galery on the http://www.example.com/images/subfolder link.

A gallery image will enlarge when user click on its preview using Lightbox gallery.

Make sure to replace http://www.example.com with your real website URL.

Requirements

• Vivvo 4.0.3+
• mod_rewrite

How to install and uninstall?

• Download and unzip the package to your local disk.
• Using your favorite FTP program (like CuteFTP, or Total Commander) copy the files to Vivvo's root. Make sure to keep the folder structure intact.
• Open Plug-ins section in Vivvo administration area and find uploaded plug-in on a list on the right hand side of the screen. Click on the install/uninstall icon next to the plug-ins name and follow the short installation/uninstallation procedure.

Actions

Upload images via FTP to VIVVO_ROOT/files/images folder that is automatically created during installation. On the http://www.example.com/images, thumbnails are previewed and can be enlarged on a click. You can also create subfolder with images that will automatically create a link in navigation and a separate galery on the http://www.example.com/images/subfolder link.

If you get any error when uploading files to /images folder, you need to delete this folder and create it manually. This issue is related with PHP mkdir function that depends on Apache user privileges - that user owns newly created folder so you cannot manipulate it.