[Request] ScreenSnapr Gallery

[Clit]

How about a script that makes a gallery on your site of all the pictures you screenshot with screensnapr.
4x4 gallery the toppest left is the newest..

 

[xHissy]

You would either have to manually put the links into your site, or re-code screensnapr and get it to insert the links into your mysql.

Well that's the only way I see it working :/

(Might be worth asking donkey to build this into donkey snapper)

 

[Gajeel]

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... DonkeySnapr's next release? beat ScreenSnapr.

 

[Kaz]

How about a script that makes a gallery on your site of all the pictures you screenshot with screensnapr.
4x4 gallery the toppest left is the newest..

Like Hissy said, you will need to modify the program to enter the details into the database to record the link/time to display them the way you want to.
Maybe make a request in the Donkeysnapr thread and see if

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could maybe add this in, however not everybody may want this so the idea will probably get thrown out of the window OR a mysql edition

 

[Sledmore]

Wouldn't you just change the FTP details to your website, and then you can run that PHP script to show all the pictures, you could easily modify that to show 4x4 and not sure if possible but to sort via when the file was added, like in cPanel?(not sure if the last bit is possible).

 

[RastaLulz]

Does ScreenSnapr upload to your own host? or not?

 

[Thom]

Does ScreenSnapr upload to your own host? or not?

It has the option to uplaod to ScreenSnapr or your own host VIA FTP

 

[RastaLulz]

It has the option to uplaod to ScreenSnapr or your own host VIA FTP

If that's the case and Vinnie uploaded his images to his own server, he can use the following script I just whipped up:

<?php
 
$number = 4;
 
foreach (glob("path/to/images/*.png") as $filename) {
 
    $file = explode('/', $filename);
 
    $count = count($file) - 1;
 
    echo '<img src="http://example.com/images/' . $file[$count] . '" style="height:70px;width:70px;" /> ';
   
    $number--;
   
    if($number == 0) {
   
        echo '<br />';
       
        $number = 4;
   
    }
       
}

 

[Clit]

If that's the case and Vinnie uploaded his images to his own server, he can use the following script I just whipped up:

<?php
 
$number = 4;
 
foreach (glob("path/to/images/*.png") as $filename) {
 
    $file = explode('/', $filename);
 
    $count = count($file) - 1;
 
    echo '<img src="http://example.com/images/' . $file[$count] . '" style="height:70px;width:70px;" /> ';
 
    $number--;
 
    if($number == 0) {
 
        echo '<br />';
     
        $number = 4;
 
    }
     
}

It don't work..
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/a4917169/public_html/screensnapr/index.php on line 5

 

[RastaLulz]

It don't work..
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/a4917169/public_html/screensnapr/index.php on line 5

Did you change it to the correct path? "No..."

 

[Clit]

Did you change it to the correct path? "No..."

<?php
 
$number = 4;
 
foreach (glob("http://vinnietalotta.com/screensnapr/*.png") as $filename) {
 
    $file = explode('/', $filename);
 
    $count = count($file) - 1;
 
    echo '<img src="http://vinnietalotta.com/screensnapr/' . $file[$count] . '" style="height:70px;width:70px;" /> ';
 
    $number--;
 
    if($number == 0) {
 
        echo '<br />';
     
        $number = 4;
 
    }
     
}

 

[RastaLulz]

<?php
 
$number = 4;
 
foreach (glob("http://vinnietalotta.com/screensnapr/*.png") as $filename) {
 
    $file = explode('/', $filename);
 
    $count = count($file) - 1;
 
    echo '<img src="http://vinnietalotta.com/screensnapr/' . $file[$count] . '" style="height:70px;width:70px;" /> ';
 
    $number--;
 
    if($number == 0) {
 
        echo '<br />';
   
        $number = 4;
 
    }
   
}

It has to be the internal file path, not the "public" one.

 

[Clit]

(glob("/screensnapr/") as $filename)

that then?

 

[RastaLulz]

(glob("/screensnapr/") as $filename)

that then?

If it works, then yes. If the file is in the directory above "screensnapr/", then it's "screensnapr/".

 

[Clit]

I tried many variants... still not working... here is directory. there is no sub directories in screensnapr folder.
I put my index.php in screensnapr, could that possibly be it? :\

 

[RastaLulz]

I tried many variants... still not working... here is directory. there is no sub directories in screensnapr folder.
I put my index.php in screensnapr, could that possibly be it? :\

I assume that you have it in the same directory as the images? Yes?

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If so, then you don't need a path, therefore it should be:

foreach (glob("*.png") as $filename) {

 

[Clit]

I assume that you have it in the same directory as the images? Yes?

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If so, then you don't need a path, therefore it should be:

foreach (glob("*.png") as $filename) {

lol thanks josh