REQUIREMENTS:

- PHP
- GD LIBRARY 2.x
- Ability to set Writable Permissions

KNOWN LIMITATIONS

- May load slow for folders with many images.


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- Upload "anigac" folder to your website


- Edit anigac.php and set path to thumbnail folder, this folder is created automatically if there are writable permissions. The folder itself must be writable.

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$path_thumb_web = '/anigac/thumb';
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Note that web paths are paths relative to domain/subdomain address and always start with "/"


- Set Root (local server dir) and anigac.php self path

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$root = '/home/mike/public_html';
$self_path = '/anigac';
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- Call the script (PHP CODE) from any other page (note that paths are relative to caller's location):

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
<?php

include_once('<path to anigac.php>');

$test1 = new gal();
echo $test1->display(realpath('<path to images>'),<Thumbnail Size>,<items per page>);

?>
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


EXAMPLE with 2 calls:
~
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include_once('anigac/anigac.php');
 
$test1 = new gal();
echo $test1->display(realpath('images/flowers'),100,10);

$test2 = new gal();
echo $test2->display(realpath('images/dogs'),50,1);
################################################


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If you dont know your server root path, copy file test.php to your web root and load it with a browser.