Dear Friends,
I wish to setup links in copermine gallery as static becouse what realy happens that the links are made according to position and when ever new imagea are added the position get changed.
i have readed some where in cpg 1.3 to do that but it wont work in 1.4 any one please help me out...
i wisht to see this link like it is a pic of aishwarya rai but when i send it to some one after few days as new pics added the position get changed
http://www.lakesparadise.com/wallpapers/displayimage.php?album=26&pos=0
some what like
http://www.lakesparadise.com/wallpapers/displayimage.ph?image_id=5265
thanks
Niks
Use the static url provided in the pic info section below each picture in the intermediate view.
Dear Sir,
Thanks for your reply i know that the static link is provided below the image in pic info but when it comes to linking it links or the links follow in following fashion
http://www.lakesparadise.com/wallpapers/displayimage.php?album=26&pos=1
instead of
http://www.lakesparadise.com/wallpapers/displayimage.php?pos=-2626
the above first link is not static as it can be changed or will not follow same image all the time but the second one certainly in copermine support forum few months back i have readed a tecnic through which we can convert these not static links to static as non static is not search engine friendly but now i cant find that any where.
if it is possible to convert those links to static then it will be best for site as search engines can find then better..
...
Thanks
Niks
see my answer in :
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=32602.0 (http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=32602.0)
Cas
I got static URLs working in my gallery by changing this line in include/themes.inc.php (in the theme_display_thumbnails function, around line 1815):
'{LINK_TGT}' => "displayimage.php?album=$aid$cat_link&pos={$thumb['pos']}$uid_link",
to:
'{LINK_TGT}' => "displayimage.php?pos=-" . $thumb['pid'],
I suppose this would work in the other functions, as well in the themes.inc.php file.
You mustn't edit themes.inc.php, under no circumstances. Edit themes/yourtheme/theme.php instead!
Quote from: GauGau on October 24, 2006, 07:21:37 AM
You mustn't edit themes.inc.php, under no circumstances. Edit themes/yourtheme/theme.php instead!
Oh, ok. Would my change cause a security risk?
Indirectly - it will vanish when upgrading, or keep you from upgrading. Changes to custom themes stick. We have noticed in the past that users are reluctant to apply security-related updates because they modified coppermine core files and are afriad to lose their changes. That's why we always suggest changing your custom theme (which will override the default behaviour specified in themes.inc.php).
Quote from: GauGau on October 24, 2006, 07:35:15 AM
Indirectly - it will vanish when upgrading, or keep you from upgrading. Changes to custom themes stick. We have noticed in the past that users are reluctant to apply security-related updates because they modified coppermine core files and are afriad to lose their changes. That's why we always suggest changing your custom theme (which will override the default behaviour specified in themes.inc.php).
Gotcha, thanks for the explanation. ;)