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Newer page: version 7 Last edited on Thursday, February 12, 2004 10:21:02 pm by MattBrown Revert
Older page: version 6 Last edited on Thursday, February 12, 2004 2:10:42 pm by DavidHallett Revert
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 It is documented well, installing is easy, has neat configuration scripts, and some very helpful mailing lists. 
  
 Give it a try, Takes a bit of getting used to. 
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-http://www.feet.net.nz/gallery/ is a quick example..  
-  
 some of the highly modified gallery installs are REALLY nice. 
  
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+Another PHP based gallery is simply called Gallery , it is available from [http://gallery.sf.net/].  
  
+For some gallery examples see  
+* [http://www.feet.net.nz/gallery/]%%%  
+* [http://gallery.mattb.net.nz/]  
+  
+Gallery is easily modified and is skinnable so you can integrate it into an existing website very easily.  
  
 Theres a script to chose a random picture from a gallery install with available at 
-http://www.feet.net.nz/files/scripts/ 
+ http://www.feet.net.nz/files/scripts/ 
 just include the script with a line like below 
-<?php include("http://WEBSITENAME/gallery/block-random.php"); ?> 
+ <?php include("http://WEBSITENAME/gallery/block-random.php"); ?>  
+  
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+Some other web based galleries are  
+  
+* Coppermine, available from [http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/]  
+* PHPPhotoGallery, available from [http://www.stoverud.com/PHPhotoalbum/]  
+* MatthiasDallmeier also has written a gallery package in perl, you can view it at [http://gallery.portal.net.nz/], but he hasn't actually released the code yet.  
  
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 where to get wiki code for installation in my server?