CMS question

[fr0gman]

I am sure that this topic has been addressed in length, but it seems that the search feature on GFY is not working.

I need a script that will automaticall add groups of images to a gallery and automatically remove them based in date criteria. As an example; I have a series of images (27 sets intotal) and I want to add one set per week and remove the oldest set. Week one would have 26 sets and in week 2 set number one would be removed and set number 27 would be added. Week two set one would be readded and set two would be removed, and so on...

Does anyone have something like that or know where I can find it?

[fr0gman]

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[fr0gman]

WTF, does anyone have the answer to this?

[Dynamix]

It would probably have to be built into the gallery software you're running, but it's definately doable.. rather easily in fact.

Basically what you would do is have folders in succession for each set, ie. Photos001, Photos002, Photos003, etc. etc.

Then have several timestamps and the corresponding set of folders to parse as usable content setup in a text document.

PHP and other scripting languages have a very nifty feature built into them called UNIX time, the number of seconds that have elasped since midnight, January 1, 1970 GMT.

The script would evaluate the timestamp list and find which sets to use, and ignore the rest.

[Dynamix]

The data file would look something like so:

TS1 January 20th, 4589709234, 1, 25
TS2 January 27th, 4987907809, 2, 26

"TS1 January 20th" being some sort of identifier, 4589709234 being the UNIX time, 1 the starting set, 25 the ending set.


And the script would just loop through each item in the file in sets of two. If the current UNIX time is less than the 2nd item's timestamp but greater than the 1st, it uses the corresponding sets

[vysniukas]

thats custom job.
can be done for 200-300$

contact: 295-577-714

[fr0gman]

The data file would look something like so:

TS1 January 20th, 4589709234, 1, 25
TS2 January 27th, 4987907809, 2, 26

"TS1 January 20th" being some sort of identifier, 4589709234 being the UNIX time, 1 the starting set, 25 the ending set.


And the script would just loop through each item in the file in sets of two. If the current UNIX time is less than the 2nd item's timestamp but greater than the 1st, it uses the corresponding sets

I cannot say how much I appreciate the work you did and the help you provided on this project. If anyone reading this needs any PHP work done Dynamix is the guy to call. He built EXACTLY what I wanted and at a GREAT price.

You guys should hit this guy up for your next PHP project.

Thanks again man. I may just drive to Duluth, Duluth, Duluth is on fire to buy you a Friday night's worth of beer.

[directfiesta]

thats custom job.
can be done for 200-300$

contact: 295-577-714

please ....

you can use :

http://www.phpwcms.de/index.php

joomla/mambo also offers that with the plugins...

In fact, most picture gallery offer that ...