Announcements

This Geeklog PHP function uses the Gallery Random Block code contibuted by Bhara t Mediratta - Gallery Developer It uses all gallery API calls and does not have a problem with empty albums or r estricted albums.

Please see the INSTALL.txt for notes on changes.

This block has been tested with Geeklog-1.3.8-sr1 and Gallery 1.4-pl1 (installed via the new gallery integration).

Thanks go to Blaine for letting me run with this.

It can be downloaded at LANside.

A new integration has been released for Gallery 1.4-pl1 and Geeklog 1.3.8.

The major change in this release of the integration is a new installation method. The integration file contains a complete gallery install modified for Geeklog. Just follow the install or upgrade directions for gallery (including completing two new configuration options), and the install is complete. No hacking of php files required.

Download (direct link) the file from GPlugs now.

*Note the filename was accidently named gallery_1.3.4-pl1_1.3.8.tar.gz, this does actually contain the gallery 1.4-pl1 release though.

I've just re-written a module I wrote for PHP-Nuke for Geeklog 1.3.8 or better. The plugin is an alternative/complimentary links system. Revolving around the standard 88x31 button links that so many sites use.

The plugin allows users to submit their site for a link on your site, with a button link provided. On link submission, a link back is generated (or set of if you have multiple buttons). The plugin then displays all button links in a nice page, and provides a phpblock function to allow you to list top referers, top visited sites, fixed selection of links or random links, or any combination of them. Full admin and stats integration.

You can see it working: Here and download it Here or on on SF.net