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This module implements back-end support for 3rd party image publishing
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applications, using Drupal's image.module image infrastructure. It
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currently supports two families of publishing software.
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- Gallery Remote
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To use a Gallery Remote client, configure the client with the URL of your
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Drupal root directory. With luck, it will attempt to access the
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gallery_remote2.php entry point, for which this module registers a virtual
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handler.
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This module has been tested successfully with the Java Gallery Remote
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clients, and digiKam.
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To use Gallery Remote without Clean URLS enabled, place the following code into
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a gallery_remote2.php file within your Drupal root directory:
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<?php
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# header("Location: index.php?q=gallery_remote2.php");
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$_POST['q'] = $_REQUEST['q'] = $_GET['q'] = 'gallery_remote2.php';
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include('index.php');
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- Windows Web Publishing Wizard
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Windows XP and on have an interesting built-in shell feature called the
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Publishing Wizard. The sidebar task "Publish this file/folder to the Web"
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invokes the Web Publishing Wizard. When this task is invoked, the Web
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Publishing Wizard offers a list of sites to which your images can be
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published. The list comes from the registry, and with this module, you
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can add Drupal sites to that list.
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To add your site to the list of web publishing providers, enable this
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module, enter the "image publishing" administration page, and follow the
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"Install Windows Web Publishing Wizard Support" link. Allow regedit to
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merge the file with your local registry.
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