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edasque   2010-04-27, 13:52
#1

Is there a plugin that allow users to drag and drop photos into ZenPhoto as opposed to using a classic browse for file ?

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acrylian   2010-04-27, 15:16
#2

Yes, it is called FTP...;-) But serious, not that we know of as we list everything we get to know about on the extensions page.

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edasque   2010-04-27, 20:06
#3

Well, FTP is not very user friendly. I have no problems with it but you'll agree a nice drag and drop so my mum, sister, etc can upload photos to a family site would be nice. I was just asking, no problem.

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sbillard   2010-04-27, 22:47
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Some time ago there was a Windows tool that would let you do this. I never got it to work on my site. I wish I could remember its name, but unfortunately I cannot. I have not heard anything about it in quite a while, anyway. I doubt it would work on the current Zenphoto version anyway.

I think someone else was working on an e-mail upload.

Maybe some judicious searches of this forum will turn up something useful.

Otherwise, I suggest you find a user friendly FTP client for them. I know that my sister can easily use Filezilla, a nice windows based client. With it you can drag and drop. I also used to use windows directly to drag and drop to a network location that was an FTP site. Problem with this was that the connection management sucked so I was always running out of connections and having to wait until they timed out.

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olihar   2010-04-28, 07:58
#5

If you are on the Mac side, Panic just released Transmit 4.0 there you can create folders that will automatically upload anything you drag onto them via FTP/SFTP/S3 and more, making them look like iDisk's very neat feature indeed.

http://panic.com/transmit/

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acrylian   2010-04-28, 08:04
#6

My ftp client Transmit (for Mac, not free though) also lets you drag and drop as does the free ftp client Cyberduck (also Mac).

if you want to do such a plugin that will be welcome as any contribution is. I have no idea if that even is possible purely webbased. Maybe there is already something for jQuery out there.

Indeed, a user did a email-upload-plugin: http://www.zenphoto.org/2010/04/3rd-party-plugin-zpimpmail/ (I haven't tested it)

  
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