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Simbul   13-11-2007, 11:44
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http://simbul.bzaar.net/zenphotopress
ZenphotoPress is a plugin for WordPress. It is designed to provide an easy way to include Zenphoto images into your blog posts.

ZenphotoPress is a rebranding of a plugin once called ZenPress. I had to change the name due to trademark issues, but the core functionalities remain the same.

I just released version 1.3, with added support for both Wordpress 2.3 and Zenphoto 1.1. The configuration process is also a little easier than before. You can download it here.

As usual, feedback is most welcome
Enjoy!

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aitf311   13-11-2007, 15:31
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I think what would take this to the next level is if you could tell ZenPhotoPress that you want Zenphoto to be another Page/Tab within Wordpress.

Nevertheless, great work on getting it back and working again!

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alltruist   14-11-2007, 05:38
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Nice! I've been waiting for this. Great job.
However, is there a way to make the URLs to the images non-mod_rewrite-enabled? I do not have mod_rewrite enabled and the thumbnails are not showing up.

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maxbear   14-11-2007, 05:46
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Thanks a lot Simbul, great job! I will test it soon.

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Simbul   14-11-2007, 09:50
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@alltruist: this is strange, since everything was supposed to work even without mod_rewrite. I will do some testing asap

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DarrellD   16-11-2007, 19:49
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Hey Simbul, I just happened to do a search and guess what? doesn't look like a registered trademark to me.

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trisweb   16-11-2007, 20:26
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Yes, I doubt the name rights would ever be legally defensible... It's silly and pointless, but I'd just leave it at ZenphotoPress to avoid any further conflict.

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maxbear   17-11-2007, 05:09
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I just tested zenphotopress. It works really great. At least I didn't find any problem.

Is there any chance to add a new feature to add the whole gallery by using one simple code? For example:

gallery=1

And it will show all the images inside that gallery and link to the image directly.

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mastiffmomma   20-11-2007, 04:53
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Looks like I'm having the same issue as alltruist. I'm on a Windows Server and have checked all my file permissions and changed my config files to turn off mod-rewrite and changed the paths at the bottom of the config files accordingly. My thumbnails don't show and I get paths like "http://www.mastiffmomma.com/zenphoto/my-puppies/IMG_0020.JPG" when I click the link. I'm new to php and I know that I've got to be missing something terribly simple so I apologise in advance. If someone can provide some insight I would appreciate it. This looks like an excellent product and I hope to get it up and running soon.

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aitf311   20-11-2007, 04:58
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If you are using 1.1+ then you will have to login to the admin, go to the options tab and turn mod_rewrite off in there.

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maxbear   20-11-2007, 07:29
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After I turn it off, the result is just the same.

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Simbul   20-11-2007, 09:24
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I'll just have to look into it, then. As far as I understand, Zenphoto 1.1 changed the way mod_rewrite is managed: maybe ZenphotoPress got a little off-sync

By the way, someone with Trac access could update ZenphotoPress' infos on the wiki to make them point to this thread?
In addition, I think there's a typo in the beginning of the description for Zenshow: "Zenpress is a plugin by Rui Cruz..."

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mastiffmomma   20-11-2007, 13:12
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FYI: I'm on WP 2.3.1, ZenPhoto 1.1.2 and Zenphotopress 1.3. My mod-rewrite is unchecked in the Zenphoto options screen.

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thinkdreams   20-11-2007, 16:29
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@Simbul

I corrected the trac wiki as requested.

And the mod_rewrite "on" zenphotopress seems to be working OK for me, although I'm on an apache based system.

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maxbear   20-11-2007, 17:27
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I asked a programmer to modify the plugin, so that people can just use a simple code and display the whole gallery.

For example:

[zenphotopress]gallery=109[/zenphotopress]

This will display all the thumbs of gallery 109 (id in the album table) and link to the image directly.

I think that programmer also fix a problem of the script. The script seems can't display the thumbs correctly. I think it should work now.

I also sent the script to Simbul, see if he's willing to include my modifictioans in his script.

You can downlod it in my site: http://www.site2nd.org/zenphoto/zenphotopress-modification/ , just to share with everyone, hope you love it:

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pristine   22-11-2007, 06:30
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maxbear, thanks for sharing. I'm definitely trying it out--I've been looking for something like this for a while.

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mastiffmomma   23-11-2007, 00:37
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maxbear - FYI: I loaded your version and am still having issues with the thumbnails showing on my WP pages. Any other Window's people having issues? I did use the [zenphotopress]gallery=109[/zenphotopress] to populate an album into a page though. Sweet - that will be great once the thumbs show. I'm going to keep digging on my end. Thanks for the script mod.

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maxbear   24-11-2007, 05:43
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Sorry. 1 thing I forgot to say is you must put the zp db under wordpress db. Otherwise, it won't work. I got the same problem when I first install it, I asked the programmer why and found out that reason. Hope this help.

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maxbear   24-11-2007, 05:45
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Also, I generate all thumbnails in zp first. I also enable mod_rewrite in zp. It works fine for me.

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mastiffmomma   25-11-2007, 22:31
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maxbear - I have implemented your programmers script. Strangely, the thumbnails don't show up but I can click on them and it goes to that picture in my zp gallery. So it it's dynamically generating the link but still unable to create that thumbnail. If I go to the zenphoto options and enable mod rewrite everything breaks so I have left it off for now. I did try pre-caching the images but that didn't seem to make a diffence either.

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