Bowman's gallery

Has anyone already integrated Bowman’s gallery from Stop Design into MODx?

Trying to find a nice gallery to use on a MODx website, and so far that and Plogger (has anyone got it working with MODx) seem to be the best.

What I really want but haven’t found is a gallery with slide show. Pictures are given categories (or keywords) and users can choose multiple categories at the same time and see all photos that are related. otherwise they can just browse photos.

Check out the sites below for more info on Bowman’s gallery.

http://dbowman.com/photos/galleries/
http://stopdesign.com/templates/photos/

Anyone got other solutions?

Cheers.

There is a Douglas Bowman Gallery theme for Zen Photo.

There is a link floating around the forums.

briggsys,

Excellent taste! That’ll be a great one to get integrated eventually.

Quote from: Mark at Nov 23, 2005, 07:12 PM

There is a Douglas Bowman Gallery theme for Zen Photo.

There is a link floating around the forums.

Thanks for the quick reply.

The reference if anyone is looking is at the following link.
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,1406.msg9305.html#msg9305

Quote from: briggsys at Nov 23, 2005, 06:56 PM

Has anyone already integrated Bowman’s gallery from Stop Design into MODx?

Trying to find a nice gallery to use on a MODx website, and so far that and Plogger (has anyone got it working with MODx) seem to be the best.

What I really want but haven’t found is a gallery with slide show. Pictures are given categories (or keywords) and users can choose multiple categories at the same time and see all photos that are related. otherwise they can just browse photos.

Anyone got other solutions?

Cheers.

Take a look at TinyWebGallery at http://tinywebgallery.ti.funpic.de/en/index.htm.  I’ve used this for my kids’ school website (not up yet ) and it works a treat: simple drop-in method of adding albums and photos; images can be named by the admin; users can add comments and vote for their favourite photos; stats are recorded automatically; automatic slide-show in window or full-screen; CSS design. Oh...it doesn’t need a database either, so integration shoud be a snip!

I don’t think it has categories or a search, but that shouldn’t be too difficult to add I shouldn’t think (says he with not much PHP experience ).

Cheers.
PdV

Cheers, I’ll have a look..... and don’t worry I probably have even less PHP experince. I have trouble hacking existing PHP code even cut n paste is a challange soem days)