Re: Image Manager in Admin Area?
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- sunbeam
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Hi
I'm setting up a joomla site that'll have loads of images, so I'd ideally like to scroll through images to pick which image I'd like to insert. Is there a component or something that I can install that will do this? Some kind of image manager for the backend?
Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.
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There somes
1.- Slideshow pro
2.- Simple Image Gallery
More at extensions.joomla.org/index.php?option=c...at_id=1779&Itemid=35
Regards
Mariela
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Slideshowpro:
www.slideshowpro.net
Simple Images Gallery: www.joomlaworks.gr/
Regards
Mariela
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- sunbeam
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Thanks Mariela.
Are these two helpful for image management / insertion in backend of Joomla?
I checked them out but they seem to be for front end image galleries. Have I misunderstood their purpose perhaps?
Basically, when I add an image using the tiny WYSIWG, I'd like to be able to see thumbnails of the images and click on the one I'd like to insert. Is there anything like that?
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Simple Image Gallery is a bot and now there is a version for content items( so thats could works for you).... SSP have his own database and need know about Flash.
Again i give you the link where you can get more information about that
extensions.joomla.org/index.php?option=c...at_id=1779&Itemid=35
Regards
Mariela
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- Bob Ateah
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If you upload pics to, say, images/ stories and use the {mosimage} bot, you can view images before using them.
The one caveat is that you cannot use {mosimages} bot in static content. - The member formerly known as Roland Deschain
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- sunbeam
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Thanks so much Roland that's exactly what I was after.
Just one question about uploading the images... looks like I can only upload photos in the images > stories folder - is that correct? MosImage doesn't seem to be able to access images in the 'images' root folder for example. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?
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