I need help with my gallery

[Effix]

Hi everybody
I have yet another problem, actually two but lets start with this
one :-)
Im making a very simple gallery or at least I think its simple.
I have already made a upload script that uploads and resizes the image
and also creates a thumbnail.
So now I have my folder "images/galleri/" and "images/galleri/thumbs".
Now its time to dynamically display the images on a page.
I have set the $filename variable to display the thumbnails as you can
see below but how do I set the $filename_stor to link to the large
image. Perhaps im "attacking" this problem all wrong? I have tried to
nest another foreach in the first but that just messed everything up.

<?php
foreach (glob('images/galleri/thumbs/*.jpg') as $filename ) {
echo '<td><a href="'.$filena me_stor.'" rel="milkbox[]" <img
src="'.$filenam e.'" </a>'."&nbsp;&nbs p;</td>";
}
?>
The 2nd problem is that I want the images in a table that is no more
than 6 colums wide and N number of rows. Im thinking that I proberly
need to use an array!?

Any suggestions or solutions are very welcome
I hope you can help me.

-Effix

[Geoff Berrow]

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>
Not really paid much attention to this thread - but shouldnt that be the
following .....

$filename=subs tr(strrchr($fil epath,"/"),1) ;

No, in this instance it's $filename=subst r(strrchr($file name,"/"),1) ;

>
Or perhaps you could use basename as it does the job in this particular
case .

Yes, I'd forgotten about that function.

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[Effix]

On 10 Aug., 17:21, Geoff Berrow <blthe...@ckdog .co.ukwrote:

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Effix contained the following:

Aah I see I was trying to use trim() to remove the path from the array
but that didnt work :)
Altohug I cant seem to get strrchr to work either, im sorry to be such
a bother. Apparently it strips the path but no filename appears efter
the last /

Don't worry about being confused, it probably has a lot to do with me
being lazy and not explaining properly.

Look at this:

foreach($filena me_array as $filename){
$filename= substr(strrchr ($filepath,"/"), 0, 20) ;
...

$filepath in this instance was meant to be the output from your array
(with the path bit that you didn't want)
substr() was being used to strip off the leading '/'.

So it should be:-

foreach($filena me_array as $filename){
//strip path so we just have filename
$filename= substr(strrchr ($filename,"/"), 1) ;
...

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Aaah I see now it makes a lot more sense :) I cant belive I didnt
figure that one out myself ofcourse its the filename that needs to be
stripped and not the path as I did.
Thank your very much for your help Geoff! :)

[Effix]

On 11 Aug., 10:35, Effix <Morteneist...@ gmail.comwrote:

On 10 Aug., 17:21, Geoff Berrow <blthe...@ckdog .co.ukwrote:

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Effix contained the following:

>Aah I see I was trying to use trim() to remove the path from the array
>but that didnt work :)
>Altohug I cant seem to get strrchr to work either, im sorry to be such
>a bother. Apparently it strips the path but no filename appears efter
>the last /

Don't worry about being confused, it probably has a lot to do with me
being lazy and not explaining properly.

Look at this:

foreach($filena me_array as $filename){
$filename= substr(strrchr ($filepath,"/"), 0, 20) ;
...

$filepath in this instance was meant to be the output from your array
(with the path bit that you didn't want)
substr() was being used to strip off the leading '/'.

So it should be:-

foreach($filena me_array as $filename){
//strip path so we just have filename
$filename= substr(strrchr ($filename,"/"), 1) ;
...

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Aaah I see now it makes a lot more sense :) I cant belive I didnt
figure that one out myself ofcourse its the filename that needs to be
stripped and not the path as I did.
Thank your very much for your help Geoff! :)- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

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Is there anyway to sort the glob() by date rather than filename?
php.net says nothing about this. So my initial thought is to do
something like :
sorted_files=ar ray()
foreach (glob(*.jpg)) as $filename) {
$sorted_files[$filename] = filemtime($file name)
arsort($sorted_ files)

this is not finished code so i know it doesnt work but do you guys
think it will work?
-Effix

[Geoff Berrow]

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Effix contained the following:

>Is there anyway to sort the glob() by date rather than filename?
php.net says nothing about this. So my initial thought is to do
something like :
sorted_files=a rray()
foreach (glob(*.jpg)) as $filename) {
$sorted_file s[$filename] = filemtime($file name)
arsort($sorted _files)

this is not finished code so i know it doesnt work but do you guys
think it will work?

It might work if you did this:

$sorted_files[filemtime($file name)] = $filename;
krsort($sorted_ files);
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