Image Module for Coppermine Photo Gallery

NEW option is - the joomla 1.5 native version supports the Highslide Javascript for eyecatching effects with a lot of options. See documentation for detailed description.
Updated installation and configuration instructions done with relaunch J1.5
Works with Coppermine 1.4 and 1.5
for Coppermine 1.5 cpmFetch has to be patched -->
please have a look here:
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,65412.0.html
I you like it, please vote here and/or write a review !
Version 1.5.1 out now
Questions - feature requests - donations please make to
Webmaster and Traveller - André Diez
at www.Der-Reisende.de
via Mail: info@der-reisende.de
or Private message for registered users
or Supportforum - http://www.der-reisende.de/cms/index.php/forum/
Not all true, but this has nothing to do with the module, just cpmFetch does not support CPG 1.5
There is a little trick around, how to get cpmFetch to work with Coppermine 1.5 too ...
please check:
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,65412.0.html
works at my side, I have done the update already
saludos
André
Nice job, I wish You good health and prosperity to You and Your family Andre!
Best regards,
Zoran
I couldn't ask for a better extension to show random pictures on my site.
Many thanks to the developer of this mod for a job well done!
I didn't want to use HighSlide and the mod was giving a page error in that configuration. I contacted the author through his forum and I had a fix to the problem within 24 hours. Great support :)
Support via the developer's forum has been excellent and he even made an update to the software to fix a problem that I was having with HighSlide integration and SEF.
I still need to tweak my HighSlide settings but as I said before, this extension works flawlessly for displaying images from your Coppermine gallery within a module!
I should add, this is probably the most customizable mod in terms of how it looks, that I've seen. You do need to know a little html (don't worry, very little) for the CSS, but information on doing that is on the website. And if you don't want to bother with html, the default looks fine too. :)
The only problem I had (and this had nothing to do with the module) was getting the path to cpmfetch right. I found the easiest way was to publish the module and look at the error message that was generated. I just took the path from the error message, put it in the module and it worked great.
You can resize all the pictures, so it will look nice.
The ONLY things missing, is "auto get Fetch Path".
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