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Confirmed User
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 207
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Any Random Thumbnail Gallery Script I can use?
Well, okay not exactly TGP script but I was wondering if there is a thumbnail gallery script which looks like a TGP script which instead of only showing one thumbnail per Gallery page it is linked to , it would allow me to load in a bulk number of thumbnail images with the affiliate links and it would create the TGP page for me ? It be nice if the thumbnail page shows up random thumbnails /links each time it is called or at least through a cron which regenerate it.
Thanks. I hope you understand what I am saying because I have a tendency of confusing the matter. At the moment, I am using AutoGallery SQL which is great for what it is made to do but I was thinking of the same concept but for just my affiliate sites, I already have tons of the thumbnails or pictures which I have made to thumbnails and I have the linking codes, I just do not want to have to submit to the gallery one page at a time or even take one thumbnail per page. It can be time consuming in building a huge pool of thumbnails. If there is something like that it be great. Thanks. |
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Too lazy to set a custom title
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: New York
Posts: 4,944
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try to find urself a
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