ImageManger plugin

  • The ImageManager plugin integrates the stand alone PHP ImageManager + Editor with WordPress.
    No edits to the WordPress source is required.
    Just extract the ImageManager.zip into your WordPress plugins directory, follow the instructions in the configuration tool (accessible from the Plugins page) and then Activate it.
    The plugin replaces the img quicktag, so .. to use it, click on the img quicktag.
    BTW, bugs in the plugin I can fix, but bugs in PHP ImageManager + Editor you have to report at https://www.zhuo.org/htmlarea/
    This is my first WordPress plugin, so please be nice ??

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  • That sounds like a problem with space at the end of a php file.

    Oh. That fixed it actually ??
    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Per S?derlind

    (@pers)

    Excellent, and I’ve removed trailing space fra the pop up file (the one in the zip didn’t have a trailing space)

    Does this install the WSYSIG editor as well as the image editor?

    Thread Starter Per S?derlind

    (@pers)

    No, it just installs the ImageManger. If you want the editor AND imagemanager, you’ll have to hack the WYSI-Wordpress Hack to use the latest htmlarea version (I’ve done that my self, but it’s not ready for release)

    the function ImageManager::isThumb($file) is always true, if $IMConfig[‘thumbnail_prefix’] = ”;

    How hard would it be to hack the WYSI-Wordpress hack to use the newer htmlarea version?

    It’s actually pretty easy…most of the time. I’ve gotten mine hacked, but it doesn’t always call the HTMLarea script. It works if I edit a single post, and if I start a new post all the times. If I try to edit a post from a strange view, like by categories, it doesn’t always call the javascript. I suspect it’s a path problem, and I just haven’t had time to trace it out.

    It seems that this is only for Unix or Linux. I have my wordpress running on a Windows 2003 box and I cannot even get the Popup with the instructions in how to setup IMAGE MANAGER
    I get this :
    https://www.noseasboludo.dpnopc.net/”../wp-content/plugins/ImageManager/configure//”
    Of course I can fix it to https://www.noseasboludo.dpnopc.net/wp%2Dcontent/plugins/ImageManager/configure/ manualy but I am afraid that I will find this kind of problems all around.

    Thread Starter Per S?derlind

    (@pers)

    I find it a bit strang the you can’t get it to work. I’m also running it locally on window 2003 (with apache web server). A workaround is to manually change the url in the description, and replace the .. in the javascript paths to <?php bloginfo('url'); ?>

    Same problem here :S anyone knows why?

    Hacked the ImageManagerPopUp.php to work in the case where
    https://www.site.tld/ is the URL for your BLOG (instead of https://www.site.tld/index.php)
    Rather than look for index.php in the _SERVER[REQUEST_URI] I changed it to look in _SERVER[PHP_SELF] and it works for me.
    So, FYI – line 58 in ImageManagerPopUp.php.

    Hmm, that doesn’t sound like an answer to my question (and mr. or mrs. Anonymous after me). I tried installing everything again, setting writepermissions all to 777, but still the img-quicktag works like before…
    – I activated the plugin
    – Used the code from ImageManagerPopUp.php and pasted that into the ImageManager.php file, therefore replacing the original code (but the old code didn’t do the trick either)
    – chmod 777
    – Javascript enabled
    – Firefox browser
    – Windows XP
    – PHP version 4.3.8

    is this supposed to auto resize the images? i click upload then click on a picture to post, but no thumb on the post just the large image.

    Hello ,
    Is this plugin what is used at https://www.zhuo.org/gallery/ ? If not does anyone know what is used as it is an awesome looking gallery and would like to have one also!
    Many Thanks!

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