Comments on: PictPress 0.91 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/ Curiosity killed the cat Sat, 17 May 2008 01:16:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: hidesignlab.™ » huck list http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-155 Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:59:59 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-155 [...] 特定のスタイルで表示させることができます。 ピクトプレス（<a href="http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/pictpress-091">PictPress</a>） 自動的に、投稿時に、あるディレクトリ内にあるすべてのイメ [...] […] 特定のスタイルで表示させることができます。 ピクトプレス（PictPress） 自動的に、投稿時に、あるディレクトリ内にあるすべてのイメ […]

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: Curioso http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-94 Sat, 18 Sep 2004 09:33:36 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-94 I have a new version which should cause less problems, see http://www.curioso.org/2004/09/14/pictpress/ I will close the comments here. I have a new version which should cause less problems, see http://www.curioso.org/2004/09/14/pictpress/

I will close the comments here.

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: Stephen http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-93 Fri, 17 Sep 2004 21:24:53 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-93 The plugin looks neat. Just one problem. Two, really. I have installed this as normal. I have activated the script in the plugins menu of the admin area. The pictpress.php page loads normally. Placing an echo statement at the end reveals a "loaded!" notice. But placing an echo "$dirname"; command in the pp_add_picture_pages() function does nothing. For some reason the script doesn't seem to be calling that particular function. I can "force" it to activate the function by calling it at the bottom of the pictpress.php page. It then reports that everything is in the absolute path plus /images/2004/09/. That's where it ends. It doesn't tack on a message title. I then copied/cut the code to define the directory and stuck it within the loop of the index.php page for wordpress. I wanted to see if it could correctly identify the directory there. Sure enough, it couldn't. Like before, it couldn't obtain the message title. Further experimentation revealed it couldn't find the message ID in either place. Although as I said, it has no problem finding the correct year, month, and date of the message. Furthermore, uploading the images and sticking them in the correct directory (images/2004/09/test-pics) and then creating an entry named test-pics doesn't have any effect. It doesn't call the pp_add_picture_pages() function. Even putting a die("Grrr!") statement in the function results in no effect. The only way I have found for the function to be activated is to force it manually by calling it from the bottom of the pictpress.php page. So I'm not sure if... - The general failure to call the function is causing the message ID/title not to load correctly - The message ID/title failing to load is causing the function to never load - If I'm facing two problems that are unrelated... and both seemingly beyond my ability to solve. I have been working on this for hours and now have a very good understanding of how your script works. I'm still at a loss to explain why the function won't load when by all rights it should be. Oh, I have also gone through and fixed a few paths that were out of sync with my directory structure. Mostly having to remove the occasional "and" and ".." statements. Suggestions? I'd really like to get this to work. --Stephen PS, I'm doing this on a development server that can't be reached from the 'net, so I can't show you the work in progress, sorry. The plugin looks neat. Just one problem. Two, really.

I have installed this as normal. I have activated the script in the plugins menu of the admin area. The pictpress.php page loads normally. Placing an echo statement at the end reveals a “loaded!” notice. But placing an echo “$dirname”; command in the pp_add_picture_pages() function does nothing. For some reason the script doesn’t seem to be calling that particular function.

I can “force” it to activate the function by calling it at the bottom of the pictpress.php page. It then reports that everything is in the absolute path plus /images/2004/09/. That’s where it ends. It doesn’t tack on a message title.

I then copied/cut the code to define the directory and stuck it within the loop of the index.php page for wordpress. I wanted to see if it could correctly identify the directory there. Sure enough, it couldn’t. Like before, it couldn’t obtain the message title.

Further experimentation revealed it couldn’t find the message ID in either place. Although as I said, it has no problem finding the correct year, month, and date of the message.

Furthermore, uploading the images and sticking them in the correct directory (images/2004/09/test-pics) and then creating an entry named test-pics doesn’t have any effect. It doesn’t call the pp_add_picture_pages() function. Even putting a die(”Grrr!”) statement in the function results in no effect. The only way I have found for the function to be activated is to force it manually by calling it from the bottom of the pictpress.php page.

So I’m not sure if…

- The general failure to call the function is causing the message ID/title not to load correctly
- The message ID/title failing to load is causing the function to never load
- If I’m facing two problems that are unrelated… and both seemingly beyond my ability to solve.

I have been working on this for hours and now have a very good understanding of how your script works. I’m still at a loss to explain why the function won’t load when by all rights it should be.

Oh, I have also gone through and fixed a few paths that were out of sync with my directory structure. Mostly having to remove the occasional “and” and “..” statements.

Suggestions? I’d really like to get this to work.

–Stephen

PS, I’m doing this on a development server that can’t be reached from the ‘net, so I can’t show you the work in progress, sorry.

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: Rich http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-82 Sat, 28 Aug 2004 08:40:45 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-82 plugin looks promising. thanks, a suggestion/query which might help other commenters: after 30 minutes I couldn't get it working [<abbr title="stage direction, not an abbreviation">sob</abbr>], even with the suggestions in 6&8 - what would be really useful would be a little debug script which would add a small div to the edit page describing where pictpress is putting things (or expects things to be based on the current config). does such a thingy exist? plugin looks promising. thanks, a suggestion/query which might help other commenters: after 30 minutes I couldn’t get it working [sob], even with the suggestions in 6&8 - what would be really useful would be a little debug script which would add a small div to the edit page describing where pictpress is putting things (or expects things to be based on the current config). does such a thingy exist?

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: Johannes http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-81 Fri, 27 Aug 2004 08:46:36 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-81 I installed your plugin, and I think the idea of the plugin is great, thought it is not a mature "out of the box" solution yet. :-) It took me at least 3 hours to make it work as intended... But maybe I can help, e.g. the plugin doesn't produce valid XHTML on my site, and I'm gonna fix it asap... I installed your plugin, and I think the idea of the plugin is great, thought it is not a mature “out of the box” solution yet. :-) It took me at least 3 hours to make it work as intended…

But maybe I can help, e.g. the plugin doesn’t produce valid XHTML on my site, and I’m gonna fix it asap…

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: Chris http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-78 Thu, 19 Aug 2004 22:36:47 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-78 Everything works for me except the thumbnails (i just get a placeholder). Followed all the instructions above. Placed rewrite rules in .htaccess (both in root, and the wordpress directory). Images are there, but no thumbnails. Bummer. Everything works for me except the thumbnails (i just get a placeholder). Followed all the instructions above. Placed rewrite rules in .htaccess (both in root, and the wordpress directory). Images are there, but no thumbnails. Bummer.

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: munkay http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-76 Fri, 13 Aug 2004 08:21:28 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-76 cache dir does not create the 100/600 folders for image thumbnails and full view. i've added the lines in .htaccess for root RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^cache/([0-9]+)/(.*) /pictpress/resize.php?size=$1&path=$2 [QSA] still nothing. it generates the code fine. but no images get generated for the thumbnails. any help ? cache dir does not create the 100/600 folders for image thumbnails and full view. i’ve added the lines in .htaccess for root
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^cache/([0-9]+)/(.*) /pictpress/resize.php?size=$1&path=$2 [QSA]

still nothing. it generates the code fine. but no images get generated for the thumbnails. any help ?

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: scriptygoddess http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-75 Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:59:59 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-75 [...] page on the wiki in a while and found a few plugins I'd like to play with at some point: <a href="http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/pictpress-091">PictPress</a> (as stated on the wiki) : automatically add thumbnails and pictures for all images in a di [...] […] page on the wiki in a while and found a few plugins I’d like to play with at some point: PictPress (as stated on the wiki) : automatically add thumbnails and pictures for all images in a di […]

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: Chris http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-74 Wed, 14 Jul 2004 08:13:02 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-74 Been trying a while to get this to work. I am certain it is something stupid I am missing, but I cannot figure out what. The cache is not used, images do not show up as thumbs or otherwise. I attempted what you mentioned in 6 and 8, echoing PictPress loaded did nothing but cause errors when attempting to login, but it did display the message. Attempting to display the directory acomplshed nothing. I have wordpress located in my sites root directory, so folowed what you instructed in step 13, also to no avail. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks. Been trying a while to get this to work. I am certain it is something stupid I am missing, but I cannot figure out what.

The cache is not used, images do not show up as thumbs or otherwise. I attempted what you mentioned in 6 and 8, echoing PictPress loaded did nothing but cause errors when attempting to login, but it did display the message. Attempting to display the directory acomplshed nothing.

I have wordpress located in my sites root directory, so folowed what you instructed in step 13, also to no avail.

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.

]]> Comment on PictPress 0.91 by: Glenn McGaha Miller http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-72 Tue, 29 Jun 2004 20:32:20 +0000 http://www.curioso.org/2004/05/28/pictpress-091/#comment-72 OK... after reading through all the comments, I'm even more stumped than before: What I just unzipped has a pictpress.php FOLDER but now pictpress.php FILE whatsoever! Any idea what's going on? I've never seen such a thing before. OK… after reading through all the comments, I’m even more stumped than before: What I just unzipped has a pictpress.php FOLDER but now pictpress.php FILE whatsoever! Any idea what’s going on? I’ve never seen such a thing before.

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