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Using Custom fileds as search criterium

Started by khm1972, December 06, 2006, 02:14:11 PM

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khm1972

Hi

I have a question concerning a functionality that do not seem to exist in Coppermine today.

I have added a Custome field for Image description called "Lense" - and when postning photos I fill this with the type of lense used for the shot. Currently thats 5 different lenses.

My question is, if it's possible to make a search function on a page outside Coppermine, where you can select the 5 different lenses from a drop-down function and then as a search result get all the images taken with the choosen lense??

If this function alleready exists - could someon please refer me to the correct page?

Thanks
Klaus
www.markussens.dk



Thanks 

Joachim Müller


khm1972

Thanks, but that was not was I was lookin for. I allready have the search function implementet and working on my index page (http://www.markussens.dk/index.php) outside Coppermine.

What I am looking for is a drop down/search function in wich my lenses are predefined. So when the visitor choose a specific lense from the drop down menu (search field), the visitor will get all my photos where the respective lense have been used.



Thanks
Klaus


Joachim Müller

Well, then create the corresponding <select><option> HTML contructs. No particular coppermine stuff needed, just plain HTML.

hozyali

I have a question similar to this topic.

I need the drop down when uploading a file on upload.php.
I have a mod of 20 custom fields and its working fine. Can I use any of the custom fields to have SELECT/drop down list with a couple of specific values ?

Regards
HozyAli

ArticlesBank - www.articlesbank.net

Joachim Müller

Not similar, but totally different. Closing, locking.