singapore
singapore is a sleek PHP image gallery that does not require a database. It is multilingual, multiuser, template-driven, and has cached autogenerated thumbnails (using GD or ImageMagick). Images and galleries may be manipulated using FTP or the Web-based admin. Its output is XHTML- and CSS-compatible.
| Tags | Internet Web Dynamic Content multimedia Graphics Presentation Viewers |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | PHP |
Recent releases
- 17 May 2006 10:02
Changes: This release has a new default template, as well as a bundled 'rss' template that turns any singapore gallery into an RSS 2.0 feed. On the admin side, there is now the ability to copy and move galleries and images. Other feature enhancements include safe_mode support, nicer URLs, and minor bugfixes. Internally, there have been many changes. The code is much more object-oriented, which should make development and customisation simpler and more intuitive in the future.
- 19 Oct 2004 23:28
Changes: There are many new features in this release including full multi-user support with permissions, support for including singapore into existing site layouts, user selectable language and templates, language auto-detection, several security fixes, and so much more.
- 16 Aug 2004 13:34
Changes: This release solves the incorrectly calculated aspect ratio of certain generated thumbnails. If you have not experienced any difficulties with 0.9.9x, there is no need to upgrade.
- 11 Jun 2004 18:37
Changes: This is a bugfix release which addresses at least three issues that have been reported in the 0.9.9 release. The textual link on gallery pages other than the first now works, the default template is now XHTML compliant, and calculated image sizes are now more consistent, especially when force_size is on.
- 16 May 2004 07:42
Changes: This release implements one of the first and most frequently requested features: bulk image uploading (using zip files). Also new is mod_rewrite support, fixed size and aspect ratio thumbnail generation, progressive JPEG thumbnail generation, and a new naming scheme which affects templates. A few long-standing bugs have been fixed, and there is more logically consistent organisation of the code.
