var folders=new Array(); folders[0] = { name: "Support", pictures: new Array(), title: "Support", description: "", photo: "images/Support/uploadfail.jpg", sortdate: "2009-05-11 14:20:57", date: "May 11, 2009"}; var pictures=new Array(); pictures[0] = { photo: "images/Support/uploadfail.jpg", date: "March 3, 2007", sortdate: "2007-03-03 17:49:19", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:57", description: "

Upload Failed

Error Message: Upload Failed. The file could not be copied to: images/folder.
Check folder permissions.
Permissions: ###. Owner: name

This error can occur if you created the folder using FTP logged in under \'name\'. To be able to upload an image using the Photo Gallery Admin Page you will have to login through an FTP client using \'name\' and change the permissions (CHMOD) of the category folder to 777.

FTP - If you are tyring to upload a photo to a category photo using FTP and the file never shows up in the folder that means you probably created the folder using the Photo Gallery Script by logging in with CTRL-ALT-L. If that is the case, then you must change the permissions to that folder to allow upload through FTP: Click on Edit Category -> Set Folder Permissions to 777.
", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "uploadfail.jpg", title: "Upload Failed"}; pictures[1] = { photo: "images/Support/download.jpg", date: "May 5, 2007", sortdate: "2007-05-05 18:40:32", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:30", description: "

CTRL+ALT+L is not displaying Login Window

This occurs usually in Internet Explorer. If the Login Window does not appear first try clicking on a blank area on the page and then press CTRL+ALT+L again.", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "download.jpg", title: "No Log In Window"}; pictures[2] = { photo: "images/Support/image.jpg", date: "December 24, 2007", sortdate: "2007-12-24 16:55:23", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:50", description: "

Image could not be deleted

Error Message: The image $filename could not be deleted! Permission Denied. Permissions: .$permissions. Owner: $owner

This error usually occurs if you created the folder where you uploaded $filename using FTP by $owner. Either change the permissions of that folder to 777 in order to delete the file through the Photo Gallery Script or delete the image using FTP.", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "image.jpg", title: "Image Delete"}; pictures[3] = { photo: "images/Support/folder.jpg", date: "June 23, 2007", sortdate: "2007-06-23 15:02:00", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:40", description: "

Folder Creation Failed

Error Message: folder_name folder creation failed! Please check permissions.

This error can occur if you created the root images/ folder using FTP and did not set its permissions to 777. To resolve the problem, using an FTP client log into your web server using the same account that you created the images/ folder with and change (CHMOD) its permissions to 777.

Folder could not be deleted

Error Message: Folder $folder could not be deleted! Permission Denied. Permissions: $permissions. Owner: $owner

This error usually occurs if you created the folder using FTP by $owner. Either change the permissions of that folder to 777 in order to delete the folder through the Photo Gallery Script or delete the folder using FTP.

Could not create images folder.

This error occurs if you uploaded everything to your web server into a folder but did not create an images folder under that folder. If this is the case, just login into your web server through your FTP client and create an images folder in your photo gallery directory. Or if you want the photo gallery to create the images folder for you then you have to CHMOD the folder where you uploaded the photo gallery files to 777.", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "folder.jpg", title: "Folder Errors"}; pictures[4] = { photo: "images/Support/div.jpg", date: "July 17, 2007", sortdate: "2007-07-17 19:06:45", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:27", description: "

DIV description does not display under image

If you created an invisible DIV comment and gave it the ID of your filename including the extension and the comment does not display there are two possibilities:

  1. You may have placed the invisible DIV after your call to the mcjpg.php script in your HTML document. The DIV must be placed before <SCRIPT TYPE=\"text/javascript\" LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\" SRC=\"mcjpg.php\"></SCRIPT> in your HTML file or the script will not recognize it.)
  2. If you have logged in using CTRL+ALT+L and you are looking at your photo gallery through admin.php then the DIV descriptions will not display because they are in your HTML document. admin.php does not search through your index HTML document for these DIVs so they will only display when you logout of admin.php and go back to your public gallery.
", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "div.jpg", title: "No DIV Description"}; pictures[5] = { photo: "images/Support/exif.jpg", date: "February 17, 2008", sortdate: "2008-02-17 16:39:04", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:35", description: "

EXIF Errors

Error Message: Your server does not have EXIF Enabled. Please change \"$get_exif=0\" instead of 1. Or change Get JPG Exif Comments to No in Settings.

or

Error Message: Call to undefined function: exif_read_data().

Solution 1: This is the easy solution. Your web server\'s PHP was not compiled with --enable-exif. You need to recompile PHP 4 with --enable-exif. My web host was going to charge me $75/hr to do this. So you can either call your web host up and tell them you need \"PHP4 recomiled with --enable-exif\" and hope they don\'t charge too much or you can just not use JPG Exif comments in the Photo Gallery script. To not use JPG EXIF comments you would have to edit settings.php and change the line get_exif=1 to get_exif=0. The second solution is how I figured out how to recompile my PHP 4 with --enable-exif myself. I offer no warranty of any kind for the second solution.

Solution 2: \"How to recompile PHP 4 from WHM\" or \"How to recompile PHP 4 on a Remote web server\". There is no warranty of any kind for using this solution. It may or may not work. I have no idea if PHP or your web server will mess up if you do these steps correctly or incorrectly. If you want to see what your server is compiled with you can create a php file possibly named phpinfo.php and just put the lines <? phpphpinfo(); ?> in it. Save it and upload it to your web server and then run it from a browser. It will tell you all the functions and libraries included in your PHP installation.

Here are the steps to recompile PHP4 with --enbale-exif through WHM:

  1. First, start WHM - WebHost Manager. Usually you type in a web browser address something like: https://server_IP_or_hostname:2087/ and login as root. You’ll need to know the root password from your web host.
  2. Click on Software and then EasyApache (Apache Update)
  3. I received an update notice that I had to close. Scroll down, make sure \"Previously saved config\" is checked and click on Start customizing based on profile.
  4. It said I had Apache 2, so I kept it checked and clicked Next Step
  5. It said I had PHP 4, so I kept it checked and clicked Next Step
  6. It said I had version 4.4.9 so I kept it checked and clicked Next Step
  7. Short options list did not have exif listed so I scrolled down and clicked on
  8. Exhaustive Options List.
  9. Finally, after scrolling way down to PHP 4.4.9 options I could check the box for exif.
  10. Then at the bottom I typed in a filename, a display name and description. I just made them up. I had to do all three or I got an error that I didn\'t fill it out.
  11. Then I clicked Save and Build.
  12. After warning me a few times it started rebuilding. (Don\'t ask me why the change in lingo from \"compile\" to \"build\". After 20 minutes of it displaying all its rebuilding text in the browser it popped up with a window stating: \"configure suexec and PHP\". I just scrolled to the bottom and clicked on \"save New Configuration.\" After a minute it said it had generated php.conf. I clicked on close.
  13. Now my exif functions worked on my web server!
", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "exif.jpg", title: "EXIF Errors"}; pictures[6] = { photo: "images/Support/mysql.jpg", date: "May 7, 2007", sortdate: "2007-05-07 19:27:56", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:53", description: "

Could not connect to MySQL

Error Message: Could not connect to MySQL. If you are not using MySQL then change $use_sql = 0 instead of 1.

This error usually occurs if the settings.php variables $sql_username and $sql_password are not set correctly or the username has not been created.

Could not open database

Error Message: Could not open database $sql_database. Make sure the database has been created. If you are not using MySQL then change $use_sql = 0 instead of 1.

This error occurs if $sql_databse is not set correctly in settings.php or the sql_databse has not been created in your CPANEL or $sql_username has not been assigned to that databse in CPANEL.", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "mysql.jpg", title: "MySQL Errors"}; pictures[7] = { photo: "images/Support/gd-jpg.jpg", date: "July 17, 2007", sortdate: "2007-07-17 19:04:31", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:43", description: "

Photo Description changed to CREATOR: gd-jpeg

Your photo JPG EXIF photo comment may have changed to CREATOR: gd-jpeg v1.0 (using IJG JPEG v62), quality = 90 after you upload it using the Photo Gallery Script. There are a few causes and a few solutions to this problem.

  1. Cause: You uploaded the image using the Photo Gallery Script \"Upload\" button and the image was very large so it was resized by the Photo Gallery Script using the GD library function. PHPs GD Library automatically adds these comments to JPG photos when it resizes or creates an image.
    1. Solution: If you are using MySQL with the photo gallery and you create a JPG EXIF comment before you upload the image then the photo gallery will save this comment in the MySQL database before it resizes the image, so that your original comment is displayed as the photo description because it retrieves it from the MySQL database.
    2. Solution: Use FTP to upload the photo then it will not be resized using the GD Library and your original EXIF comment will remain.
    3. Solution: Resize the photo to a reasonable web display size before uploading it using the Photo Gallery \"Upload\" button, that way it will not be resized and the original comment will stay the same.
    4. Solution: I do not recommend this if your photo is very large but you could just uncheck the \"Resize\" switch in the \"Upload\" menu and then the GD library will not resize the image and the comment will be unaltered.

", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "gd-jpg.jpg", title: "CREATOR: gd-jpeg"}; pictures[8] = { photo: "images/Support/ie-error.jpg", date: "March 15, 2008", sortdate: "2008-03-15 18:33:49", filedate: "2009-05-11 14:20:46", description: "

Internet Explorer Cannot Open the Internet Site Operation Aborted

This is an error that I do not understand. I\'m not sure which Internet Explorer browser versions this happens in yet. But I know it happens in IE 6.0.
The Cause: If you make a description for a photo and you forget to close a HTML tag then Internet Explorer makes this error and will not allow you to display the page. For example: If you make a description with HTML tags like:

<CENTER>This is a description
and you forget the closing </CENTER> tag then Internet Explorer will have this error.

The Reason: I do not know.

The solution: Be very careful with your HTML tags in photo descriptions. If you get this error then you will have to go back to the thumbnails of the photos and click on Edit Photo and try to edit the photo description again and fix the problem. If you are diplaying descriptions of photos in thumbnails view, then you may not be able to fix the problem this way because the error will occur. If this happens you will have to go to the root page of your gallery and click on Settings and change Display Photo Descriptions in Thumbnail View?: to No. Then you can delete the photo or edit its description. Or if you are not using MySQL you may have to edit settings.php and change the variable $thumb_desc to 0.
Another Solution: If the above solutions do not work you may have to login to your web servers cpanel and edit your MySql photo gallery database and look for the description and edit or delete it there.

(Note: I have not seen this error occur in Firefox, so you may be able to fix the problem in a Firefox browser if you are not able to fix it in IE.)", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "ie-error.jpg", title: "Internet Explorer Error"}; for (var i in pictures) folders[0].pictures[i] = pictures[i]; delete pictures;folders[1] = { name: "CSS", pictures: new Array(), title: "CSS", description: "", photo: "images/CSS/css.jpg", sortdate: "2009-05-11 13:25:14", date: "May 11, 2009"}; var pictures=new Array(); pictures[0] = { photo: "images/CSS/css.jpg", date: "April 5, 2008", sortdate: "2008-04-05 14:31:13", filedate: "2009-05-11 13:52:33", description: "

CSS - Cascading Style Sheets

Both the Standard Edition (mcjpg.php) and the Picasa Web Albums Edition (mcjpg.js) of moreThanA Cool Javascript Photo Gallery assign CSS Classes to different elements of the Photo Gallery so that you can fully customize the look of the gallery.

You may download a CSS file with many of the possibilities here: mcjpg.css

(Note: The Admin Login (CTRL-ALT-L) loads admin.php which automatically looks for mcjpg.css for the CSS of the Admin pages. So name your style sheet mcjpg.css or you can do a search for \'mcjpg.css\' in admin.php and change it to your style sheet filename. Also the sample index.html is also looking for \'mcjpg.css\'.)
", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "320", filename: "css.jpg", title: "CSS - Cascading Style Sheets"}; pictures[1] = { photo: "images/CSS/next2.gif", date: "May 11, 2009", sortdate: "2009-05-11 13:25:13", filedate: "2009-05-11 13:25:13", description: "

Navigation Arrows

If you would rather use arrows for \'Next\' and \'Prev\' photo buttons then here are some arrows you can download: arrows.zip

And you can use the following CSS:

    
.photo_table input.next_btn /* button for next photo */
{

   cursor: pointer;
   background: transparent url(next.gif) no-repeat center top;
   padding: 25px 0px 0px 0px;
   overflow: hidden;
   border: 0px;
   width: 50px;
   height: 25px;
   margin: 0px; 
}
.photo_table a:hover input.next_btn /* next photo button hover */
{
   background: transparent url(next2.gif) no-repeat center top; 
}
.photo_table input.prev_btn /* button for previous photo */
{
   cursor: pointer;
   background: transparent url(prev.gif) no-repeat center top;
   padding: 25px 0px 0px 0px;
   overflow: hidden;
   border: 0px;
   width: 50px;
   height: 25px;
   margin: 0px; 
}
.photo_table a:hover input.prev_btn /* previous photo button hover */
{
   background: transparent url(prev2.gif) no-repeat center top; 
}
", display: "thumbnails", align: "center", width: "50", filename: "next2.gif", title: "Arrows"}; pictures[2] = { photo: "images/CSS/next.gif", date: "May 11, 2009", sortdate: "2009-05-11 13:25:13", filedate: "2009-05-11 13:25:13", description: "", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "50", filename: "next.gif", title: "Arrows"}; pictures[3] = { photo: "images/CSS/prev.gif", date: "May 11, 2009", sortdate: "2009-05-11 13:25:14", filedate: "2009-05-11 13:25:14", description: "", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "50", filename: "prev.gif", title: "Arrows"}; pictures[4] = { photo: "images/CSS/prev2.gif", date: "May 11, 2009", sortdate: "2009-05-11 13:25:13", filedate: "2009-05-11 13:25:13", description: "", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "50", filename: "prev2.gif", title: "Arrows"}; for (var i in pictures) folders[1].pictures[i] = pictures[i]; delete pictures;folders[2] = { name: "Documentation", pictures: new Array(), title: "Documentation", description: "", photo: "images/Documentation/photos.jpg", sortdate: "2009-05-11 13:24:08", date: "May 11, 2009"}; var pictures=new Array(); pictures[0] = { photo: "images/Documentation/categories.jpg", date: "November 25, 2006", sortdate: "2006-11-25 14:17:57", filedate: "2009-05-11 15:26:36", description: "

Creating Categories

The easiest way to create a category is to make a new folder in the default images folder using FTP. (Note: If you make a folder using FTP you will not be able to upload to it using the photo gallery script unless you CHMOD the folder persmissions to 777.)

The next way to create a category is to use the Photo Gallery script by logging in using CTRL-ALT-L. Then click on Make Category. (Note: If you create a category using the Photo Gallery script then you will not be able to upload photos to it using FTP unless you set the folder persmissions to 777 by clicking on a category then Edit Category -> Check Change folder permission to 777. -> OK.)

Category Titles

There are two ways to create a category title:

  1. MySQL - If you have MySQL setup then you can create a title by clicking on a category then Edit Category. Fill in the title. Click OK.
  2. <cattitle> - In the JPG IPTC Caption or the JPG EXIF comments of a photo that you upload to that category you can put: <cattitle =\"This is a title\"> before you upload the photo. Or in an invisbile DIV in your HTML document you could create a DIV with the same ID as a photo you upload to that category and use cattitle=. Example:
    <DIV ID=\'photo.jpg\' STYLE=\'display:none;\'>
    <cattitle=\"This is a title\">
    </DIV>
    (Note: The DIV must be placed before <SCRIPT TYPE=\"text/javascript\" LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\" SRC=\"mcjpg.php\"></SCRIPT> in your HTML file or the script will not recognize it.)
", display: "rows", align: "left", width: "240", filename: "categories.jpg", title: "Categories"}; pictures[1] = { photo: "images/Documentation/categories2.jpg", date: "April 5, 2005", sortdate: "2005-04-05 14:31:13", filedate: "2009-05-11 15:19:19", description: "

Category Descriptions

There are three ways to create a category description:

  1. MySQL - If you have MySQL setup then you can create a description by clicking on a category then Edit Category. Fill in the description. Click OK.
  2. <catdescription> - In the JPG IPTC Caption or the JPG EXIF comments of a photo that you upload to that category you can put: <catdescription =\"This is a description.\">. Or in an invisbile DIV in your HTML document you could create a DIV with the same ID as a photo you upload to that category and use catdescription=. Example:
    <DIV ID=\'photo.jpg\' STYLE=\'display:none;\'>
    <catdescription=\"This is a description.\">
    </DIV>
    (Note: The DIV must be placed before <SCRIPT TYPE=\"text/javascript\" LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\" SRC=\"mcjpg.php\"></SCRIPT> in your HTML file or the script will not recognize it.)
  3. Invisible DIV with ID of folder name - You can create an invisible DIV in your document with the ID of the folder name. Example:
    <DIV ID=\'foldername\' STYLE=\'display:none;\'>
    Everything in this DIV will be a description for foldername.
    </DIV>

Category Photo

There are two ways to set a category photo:

  1. MySQL - If you are logged in click on a category and then click on a photo in the category and click on Edit Photo . Under Set as category photo click on Yes.
  2. <catphoto> - In the JPG IPTC Caption or the JPG EXIF comments of a photo that you upload to that category you can put: <catphoto>. Or in an invisbile DIV in your HTML document you could create a DIV with the same ID as a photo you upload to that category folder and use catphoto. Example:
    <DIV ID=\'photo.jpg\' STYLE=\'display:none;\'>
    <catphoto>
    </DIV>
    (Note: The DIV must be placed before <SCRIPT TYPE=\"text/javascript\" LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\" SRC=\"mcjpg.php\"></SCRIPT> in your HTML file or the script will not recognize it.)

    3. Delete Category

    FTP - If you created a category folder with FTP then you must delete it with your FTP program or if you want to delete it with the Photo Gallery Script then you must set the permissions (CHMOD) of the folder to 777 through FTP first.

    Photo Gallery Script - If you created the folder with the Photo Gallery Script then you must delete it with the Photo Gallery Script or if you want to delete it with FTP then you must change the permissions to the category to 777 by clicking on the category then Edit Category -> Check Change folder permission to 777. -> OK.

    Exclude List

    You can exclude category folders from showing up in the photo gallery by using the Exclude List. You can edit the exclude list by editing settings.php and scrolling down to:

    $exclude_list = array(\'none\', \'nothing\', \'nothing2\');

    If you are using MySQL then you can edit the exclude list by Logging In with CTRL-ALT-L and then clicking on Settings and then scroll down and click on Exclude List.", display: "rows", align: "right", width: "240", filename: "categories2.jpg", title: "Categories"}; pictures[2] = { photo: "images/Documentation/photos3.jpg", date: "April 5, 2008", sortdate: "2008-04-05 14:21:15", filedate: "2009-05-11 15:19:30", description: "

    Other Photo Settings
    AlignTo align a photo with regard to the screen and text you can use Edit Photo in the Photo Gallery Script or if you are not using MySQL then you can set the align command in a JPG comment of the photo or in an invisble DIV in your HTML document. Example:

    <align=\"center\">

    Possible options are center, left or right.

    (See above examples in Photo Descriptions for more help on JPG EXIF Comment or Invisible DIV)
    WidthTo set display width of a photo you can click on Edit Photo in the Photo Gallery Script or if you are not using MySQL then you can set the width command in a JPG comment of the photo or in an invisble DIV in your HTML document. Example:

    <width=\"640\">

    (See above examples in Photo Descriptions for more help.)
    DisplayTo set how photos with duplicate titles will display on the same page you can click on Edit Photo in the Photo Gallery Script or if you are not using MySQL then you can set the display command in a JPG comment of the photo or in an invisble DIV in your HTML document. Example:

    <display=\"rows\">

    Possible options are \"rows\" or \"thumbnails\".

    (See above examples in Photo Descriptions for more help.)

    Delete Photos

    Photo Gallery Script - To delete a photo using the photo gallery script click on Edit Photo and then Delete Photo. (Note: If the category folder that the image is in was created through an FTP client then you may not be able to delete the photo using the photo gallery script unless you set the folder permissions to 777 through FTP first.)

    FTP - To delete a photo using FTP you must have created the folder that the photo is in with FTP. If you used the Photo Gallery Script to create the folder then you would have to change the permissions of the folder in the Photo Gallery Script to 777 by clicking on a category then Edit Category -> Check Change folder permission to 777. -> OK.)", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "photos3.jpg", title: "Edit Photos"}; pictures[3] = { photo: "images/Documentation/uploading.jpg", date: "February 27, 2007", sortdate: "2007-02-27 15:26:22", filedate: "2009-05-11 13:24:08", description: "

    Uploading Photos

    FTP - To upload a photo using FTP you must create the category folder using FTP or if you create the folder using the Photo Gallery Script then you must change the folder permission to 777 by clicking on the category then Edit Category -> Check Change folder permission to 777. -> OK.

    Photo Gallery Script - To upload a photo using the Photo Gallery Script you must Log In with CTRL-ALT-L and then click on a category and then click on Upload . The category folder must have been created with the Photo Gallery Script. If the category folder was created with FTP then you must use FTP to change permissions (CHMOD) of the folder to 777 before you can upload to it using the Photo Gallery Script.

    Upload File Size Limits

    If you are uploading your images through FTP then you do not have to worry about file size limits. However, I recommend that you resize your photos to a good web display size such as 1024x768 or 800x600 before uploading your images with FTP. This will make them smaller and quicker to upload and view. You can resize your photos with programs like IrfanView or Faststone Photo Resizer.

    If you are using the Photo Gallery Script to upload your photos then you have to edit a variable in settings.php called $sizelimit . This variable is set in KB, so if you want the upload size limit to be 2MB then you would calculate 2 * 1024. Example:

    $sizelimit = 2048;
    Also you might have a size limit set in your web servers php.ini file. This is usually placed in your root www folder. The line to edit looks like:
    upload_max_filesize = 2M
    ", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "uploading.jpg", title: "Uploading Photos"}; pictures[4] = { photo: "images/Documentation/login.jpg", date: "May 5, 2007", sortdate: "2007-05-05 18:40:32", filedate: "2009-05-11 16:01:10", description: "

    Log In

    Logging in is only available with moreThanA Cool Javascript Photo Gallery Standard Edition. The Picasa Web Albums Edition does not need to login to upload and change settings because you can do all those settings through your Picasa Web Albums account.

    In order to Log In, go to either your INDEX.HTML file or ADMIN.PHP and press CTRL-ALT-L. This will pop up a Log In Window. Type in the admin name and password that were setup in settings.php.

    (If IE does not pop up the Log In Windows then try clicking on a blank area in the document and then press CTRL-ALT-L again.)", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "login.jpg", title: "Log In"}; pictures[5] = { photo: "images/Documentation/photos.jpg", date: "November 25, 2006", sortdate: "2006-11-25 14:46:20", filedate: "2009-05-11 15:38:13", description: "

    Photo Titles

    There are four ways to create a photo title:

    1. MySQL - If you have MySQL setup then you can create a title by clicking on a category then Edit Photo. Fill in the title. Click OK.
    2. JPG IPTC Caption - If your photo is a JPG file then BEFORE you upload it you could edit the JPG IPTC title or comment. You have a few choices for editing IPTC jpg photo comments. You can download programs that can edit the comments such as irfanview. In Irfanview open the jpg photo and then click on Image -> Information -> IPTC Info. Then write a title in the Headline field. Click on Write. Then upload your photo to the gallery.*
    3. JPG EXIF Comment - If your photo is a JPG file then BEFORE you upload it you could edit the JPG EXIF title or comment. You have a few choices for editing exif jpg photo comments. You can download programs that can edit the comments such as irfanview. In Irfanview open the jpg photo and then click on Image -> Information -> Comment. Then write a comment in the window. If you put <title=\'a photo title\'> in the comment and click on Write then \'a photo title\' will become the title for that photo.*
    4. You may also use Windows XP to edit a jpg EXIF title. In your images folder right click on the jpg filename and click on Properties. Click on the Summary tab. If it says << Simple click on that so that it says Advanced >>. There you will find a title field. Click in it and write your title, then click OK.
      5. *

      *Note: Windows XP and Irfanview write jpg exif titles in different places on the jpg file. Here is the order that the Photo Gallery Script looks for a JPG description.

      1. The script looks for an IPTC Headline and makes that the image title. If that is not found then...
      2. The script looks for a Windows XP Title and makes that the image title. If that is not found then...
      However, if you place <title=\'a photo title\'> in a photo comment then that becomes the title.
    5. Invisbile DIV - In your HTML document you could create a DIV with the same ID as a photo you upload to that category and use <title=\'a title\'>. Example:
      <DIV ID=\'photo.jpg\' STYLE=\'display:none;\'>
      <title=\"This is a photo title\">
      </DIV>
      (Note: The DIV must be placed before <SCRIPT TYPE=\"text/javascript\" LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\" SRC=\"mcjpg.php\"></SCRIPT> in your HTML file or the script will not recognize it.)
    ", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "photos.jpg", title: "Edit Photos"}; pictures[6] = { photo: "images/Documentation/photos2.jpg", date: "June 23, 2007", sortdate: "2007-06-23 15:06:49", filedate: "2009-05-11 15:34:42", description: "

    Photo Descriptions

    There are four ways to create a photo description:

    1. MySQL - If you have MySQL setup then you can create a description by clicking on a category then Edit Photo. Fill in the description. Click OK.
    2. JPG IPTC Caption - If your photo is a JPG file then BEFORE you upload it you could edit the JPG IPTC title or comment. You have a few choices for editing IPTC jpg photo comments. You can download programs that can edit the comments such as irfanview. In Irfanview open the jpg photo and then click on Image -> Information -> IPTC Info. Then write a comment in the Caption field. Click on Write. Then upload your photo to the gallery.*
    3. JPG EXIF Comment - If your photo is a JPG file then BEFORE you upload it you could edit the JPG EXIF title or comment. You have a few choices for editing exif jpg photo comments. You can download programs that can edit the comments such as irfanview. In Irfanview open the jpg photo and then click on Image -> Information -> Comment. Then write a comment in the window and click on Write.*
    4. You may also use Windows XP to edit a jpg comment. In your images folder right click on the jpg filename and click on Properties. Click on the Summary tab. If it says << Simple click on that so that it says Advanced >>. There you will find a comment field. Click in it and write your description, then click OK.*

      5. *Note: Windows XP and Irfanview write jpg exif comments in different places on the jpg file. Here is the order that the Photo Gallery Script looks for a JPG description.

      1. The script looks for an IPTC Caption and makes that the image description. If that is not found then...
      2. The script looks for a Windows XP Comment and makes that the image description. If that is not found then...
      3. The script looks for a standard EXIF Comment and makes that the image description.
    5. Invisbile DIV - In your HTML document you could create a DIV with the same ID as a photo you upload to that category and use <title=\'a title\'>. Example:
      <DIV ID=\'photo.jpg\' STYLE=\'display:none;\'>
      <title=\"This is a photo title\">
      </DIV>
      (Note: The DIV must be placed before <SCRIPT TYPE=\"text/javascript\" LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\" SRC=\"mcjpg.php\"></SCRIPT> in your HTML file or the script will not recognize it.)
    ", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "photos2.jpg", title: "Edit Photos"}; for (var i in pictures) folders[2].pictures[i] = pictures[i]; delete pictures;folders[3] = { name: "Download", pictures: new Array(), title: "Download", description: "
    Download

    ", photo: "images/Download/download.jpg", sortdate: "2009-05-11 12:55:55", date: "May 11, 2009"}; var pictures=new Array(); pictures[0] = { photo: "images/Download/download.jpg", date: "May 5, 2007", sortdate: "2007-05-05 18:40:32", filedate: "2009-05-11 19:52:59", description: "
    Download

    ", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "download.jpg", title: "Download"}; for (var i in pictures) folders[3].pictures[i] = pictures[i]; delete pictures;folders[4] = { name: "Features", pictures: new Array(), title: "Features", description: "
    Features

    ", photo: "images/Features/logo.jpg", sortdate: "2009-05-11 12:25:55", date: "May 11, 2009"}; var pictures=new Array(); pictures[0] = { photo: "images/Features/features.jpg", date: "June 23, 2008", sortdate: "2008-06-23 11:08:20", filedate: "2009-05-11 15:45:41", description: "
    Features
    ", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "features.jpg", title: "Features"}; pictures[1] = { photo: "images/Features/logo.jpg", date: "May 11, 2009", sortdate: "2009-05-11 13:56:57", filedate: "2009-05-11 13:56:57", description: "", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "426", filename: "logo.jpg", title: "logo.jpg"}; for (var i in pictures) folders[4].pictures[i] = pictures[i]; delete pictures;folders[5] = { name: "Setup", pictures: new Array(), title: "Setup", description: "", photo: "images/Setup/standard.jpg", sortdate: "2009-05-11 13:01:21", date: "May 11, 2009"}; var pictures=new Array(); pictures[0] = { photo: "images/Setup/standard.jpg", date: "March 20, 2009", sortdate: "2009-03-20 12:07:30", filedate: "2009-05-11 19:13:09", description: "
    Setup

    moreThanA Cool Javascript Photo Gallery Standard Edition:

    1. After you download the ZIP file, extract the files from it. (mcjpg.php, admin.php, settings.php, index.html, mcjpg.css)
    2. Edit settings.php in a standard text editor such as Notepad.exe and change the following variables:
      $admin = "admin"; // This is the admin name for when you press CTRL-ALT-L in the Gallery
      $password = "password"; // This is the admin password
      $use_sql = 1; // 0 = Do not use mysql database; 1 = use mysql database
      // if $use_sql is set to 0 then $sql_username, $sql_password and $sql_database are ignored
      $sql_username="name"; // You must set this user up in your web server Cpanel
      $sql_password="password"; // You must set a password for the above user in Cpanel
      $sql_database="gallery"; // You must create a database and assign the user above to it
      $folder = "images/"; // if your photo folders are in a different folder specify it here
      // example: var folder = \'images/\';
      // or same folder as this file then: var folder = \'./\';
    3. You can create your own index.html file and paste the following code in it where you want the photo gallery to appear in the document:
      <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript" LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="mcjpg.php"> </SCRIPT>
    4. Upload all the files to your web server.
    5. In the folder where you uploaded the photo gallery files create a folder named images and set the permissions (CHMOD) of this folder to 777. (Note: In settings.php you can specify a different folder instead of images in the $folder variable.)
    6. You may create subfolders in the images folder using FTP. These folders will become Categories for the Photo Gallery. Remember to CHMOD the permissions of these folders you create to 777 if you want to be able to upload to them using the photo gallery script, otherwise you may just upload using FTP.
    7. You may also upload photos into the folders you create by using FTP.
    8. Go to you web page and run either your index.html file or admin.php. If you wish to Login press CTRL-ALT-L.

    ", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "240", filename: "standard.jpg", title: "moreThanA Cool Javascript Photo Gallery Standard Edition"}; pictures[1] = { photo: "images/Setup/pwa.jpg", date: "April 5, 2008", sortdate: "2008-04-05 12:49:17", filedate: "2009-05-11 13:07:49", description: "
    Setup

    moreThanA Cool Javascript Photo Gallery Picasa Web Albums Edition:

    1. After you have downloaded the javascript (.js) file, open it in a standard text editor such as Notepad.exe and change var username = \"username\"; Change \"username\" to your Picasa Web Albums username such as:
      var username = \"myusername\";
    2. Edit other variables in the script to customize it.
    3. Paste the following in your HTML document where you want the script to appear:
      <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript" LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="mcjpg.js"> </SCRIPT>

    ", display: "rows", align: "center", width: "320", filename: "pwa.jpg", title: "moreThanA Cool Javascript Photo Gallery Picasa Web Albums Edition"}; for (var i in pictures) folders[5].pictures[i] = pictures[i]; delete pictures;var folder = "images/"; var use_sql = 1; var allow_del = 1; var allow_upload = 1; var allow_mkdir = 1; var album_desc = 0; var quality = 90; var get_exif = 1; var get_iptc = 1; var album_photo = 1; var thumb_desc = 0; var album_thumb = 160; var photo_thumb = 160; var photosize = 240; var cat_date = 1; var th_photo_date = 0; var photo_date = 0; var num_photos = 1; var side_menu = "right"; var side_menu_px = 160; var side_opt = 1; var side_move = 1; var pixels = 200; var add_title = 1; var sort_cat_by = 1; var sort_cat_order = 0; var sort_by = 2; var sort_order = 0; var align = "center"; var display = "rows"; var exclude_list = new Array(); exclude_list[0] = "none"; exclude_list[1] = "nothing"; exclude_list[2] = "nothing2"; //