There are tons of features in this gallery software. It is nearly impossible to list them all,
and even the ones we have listed are just some because there are all sorts
of combinations you can do to make your online gallery totally personalized and totally cool!
This is not like the normal gallery where you have one or two log in's and a couple
administrative levels. With PHPJK you can make a whole gallery community with people
uploading images and managing galleries that they created. Or you can assign
community leaders to manage specific categories. Or galleries. Or you can specify
who can view which catgories or galleries.
You can also put in a lot more than images into this gallery. Some people use it as
a general file repository where they put in MP3's, Excel files, PDF's, movies, etc.
The code is really optimized so when you have 10s of thousands of galleries
and images, the site does not slow down like you would expect.
Administrator Features Images
Support for GflAx (www.xnview.com) and native PHP code when creating thumbnails and Alternate View Images.
GflAx can process up to 100 different image and video types.
Support PHP native calls (means you don't need to add any Active-X, COM or server extensions)
for creating thumbnails and Alternate View images from JPG, GIF, PNG, and BMP.
Reference images. Administrators, and users with the proper rights, can now share images
in an unlimited number of galleries on their site.
Manage robots. Administrators can "lock down" a site so only members can view images. Normally this would
also lock out search engine robots, limiting a sites visibility in the search engines. Now, even with
a site locked down, administrators can allow robots to index their site.
Each image can include an unlimited number of onsite or offsite links, copyright notices, and keywords.
Each image can include search keywords. Keywords are displayed with the image as "Quick Search" links.
In addition to all of the "built-in" data fields that come with each image, administrators can also
create an unlimited number of custom fields.
Images all include name, alt tag, and description.
Use HTML in image descriptions.
Track number of views of each image.
Date/time image uploaded.
Up to four "Alternate View" images can be included with each image entry.
Each Alternate View image requires a specific right to view - great for paid subscriptions.
Administrators can choose to allow everyone to view Alternate View images, just members,
or require that members have specific rights to view these images.
Create Alternate View images by dynamically resizing the primary image
, or upload your own Alternate View images.
Alternate View images can also be processed when adding images through
the bulk copy feature via FTP.
Gallery owners can manually change the order of all images in their galleries.
Move images & files between galleries.
Administrators specify how many products appear with the images.
Administrators can assign products to categories. This means that all images within
all galleries in that category get assigned those products.
Administrators can assign products to galleries. This means that all images within the gallery get assigned the products.
Administrators can assign products to individual images.
Administrators can create their own products, or connect to any ODBC compatable data source to dynamically retrieve product info.
Upload images without component.
Administrators can specify a missing thumbnail image.
Optionally upload thumbnail.
Create an unlimited number of images.
Add images in bulk via FTP.
Images and thumbnails are downloaded through a script. This prevents other
websites from referencing your images -- a great bandwidth saver.
Upload over 150 file types in addition to images (.mp3, .avi, .doc, more).
Non-image files can have optional thumbnails.
Administrators can set the number of days for the "New" icon to appear with images.
Administrators can disable the voting feature.
Administrators can specify how many galleries users with the right to create galleries, can create.
Administrators can limit the number of images users as a whole, and individually can upload.
Administrators can limit the file size and type the users as a whole, and individually can upload.
Galleries
Gallery owners can manually change the order of all galleries in categories.
Move galleries between categories.
Use HTML in gallery descriptions.
Administrators can lock galleries by user and/or Group.
Administrators can manage user galleries and their images.
Create an unlimited number of galleries.
Administrator specifies number of columns on thumbnail listing page.
Categories
Categories can include an optional category thumbnail image.
Gallery owners can manually change the order of all categories.
Create an unlimited number of heirarchical categories.
User Features
Users can subscribe to categories.
Users can subscribe to galleries.
Sort thumbnails in galleries by name, rating, views, file type, or file size.
Users can view a thumbnail list of all the images in all of the galleries within a category and all of its subcategories.
Users can view images in a slideshow fashion where they choose how long to view each image before moving on to the next.
Users can create public or private galleries.
Users can rate images. (This feature can be disabled by administrators.)
Users can edit and delete their galleries.
New image search.
Search keywords, image name, alt tag, description.
Users can choose how many images to display on the thumbnail display page
and their sort order (overriding the gallery owners image ordering).
Each gallery and image displays the name of the person who created the
gallery. This name is a link that takes users to a listing of all the galleries that this person created.
Administrators can optionally give users the ability to create galleries.
User Management
Account Specific Features
Easy-to-configure user management and permissions.
Unlimited number of accounts.
Login and password are both changeable. Users can maintain their own passwords. Passwords are encrypted on the client.
Auto-login feature.
The user can request that an email be sent to them with their password if they
have forgotten it (requires ASPMail, ASPQMail, CDONTS, or sendmail).
Accounts are never deleted, only revoked (made inactive). All account details are retained.
Email new users welcome message - includes their login and password.
Email administrator upon new user registration.
Tracks how many times a user has logged in and date/time of last login.
Tracks last user ip address.
Users can register themselves and email authentication can optionally be required.
Administrators can specify required fields on registration form.
Account Data Variables (ADVs)
ADVs collect information about your users.
ADVs give site owners a method of unlimited user profiling.
Simple web interface allows the addition of an unlimited number of ADVs.
Administrators can edit and view all user accounts ADV information -- if the administrator
has been given the right.
More than forty-five built-in ADVs such as: email address, home address, ICQ number, etc...
Specify if an ADV is required or optional.
Users can choose if they would like their ADV information visible or hidden.
Optional rights requirements to access specific account data
(you can prevent a user from viewing their own data - such as the number of times they have logged in)
Rights Specific
Easy-to-configure user permissions.
Assign rights levels to any account.
Set users initial rights. These are rights new users are automatically given.
For example: the right to create your own private gallery.
Administrators can specify which actions each user can perform. Each administrative action requires a right.
Administrators can grant and revoke rights for each user. Rights include things such as:
being able to create a category
being able to greate a gallery
being able to create a copyright entry
being able to create and manage custom data
being able to create and manage Purchase Lists and products
managing other users
specifying which users can view private galleries
and a whole lot more. There are currently 59 different rights.
Configuration Variables
Create an unlimited number of additional Configuration Variables.
Partial list of configuration variables:
Signup for new accounts—open, or closed—to the public.
