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Fire Gallery is a simple script in the way it works. Simply tell it where your images folder is and the script will make thumbnails of the images, order them by the newest first, then display them wherever you tell it to.
It is also very fast. It only makes the thumbnails once, if the script finds that thumbnails for your images have already been created, it will not make them again. It is as quick as just linking to the files yourself!
If that sounds good to you, then yes, Fire Gallery is what you’re looking for.
Within your <body> tags, paste the below code wherever in your document you would like Fire Gallery to display
<?php include("pathToFile/fireGallery.php"); ?>
Make sure to use the correct path to the file
Fire Gallery is absolutely free. All we ask is that you keep the link back to this site intact.
Yes, Fire Gallery has a table ID of fireGallery. Simply add #fireGallery{} into your CSS files and style away! See the example folder for example CSS
Go to the Lightbox website. Download the files and follow their instructions. Once you have done that, set the Lightbox setting in the fireGallery.php file to "TRUE"
Simple, just open up your FTP program and delete them from the images folder and thumbs folder.
Contact us at the email address in the sidebar to make a suggestion
There are a few things you need to check
<?php phpinfo(8);?>
and see if GD is installed. If not you will need to contact your host requesting it gets installed.This is a common sign of when you are trying to run a PHP file on a server that does not have PHP installed
Make sure you have added a trailing slash to your image folder path, for example:
images/
Make sure you have added a trailing slash to your thumbnails folder path, for example:
images/thumbs/
Make sure you have images in your specified folders
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