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In my project, the goal is to let the user create a photo gallery with captions very easily.
So this is what I'd like to have, step by step:
1- the user uploads only images (jpg jpeg png gif bmp ...) : OK
2- the user can preview the images in thumbnails and sort them in a specific order : OK
3- the user can write for each thumbnail a short description/caption => I need a little input field on/under/over each thumbnail for that
4- Finally I need to submit the "data content" of the download area through a php formular.
I mean to submit, in the order sorted by the user, only the url of the images and their captions. Something like $post='<img src="http://url/image1" title="caption1 wrote by user"/><img src="http://url/image2" title="caption2 wrote by user"/><img .... />';
Do you have any idea of doing that ?
Really really by thanks for your work and for your help !
Hello,
I'm discovering your great work and I must say that I'm impressed !
I've just a special need to fill before suscribing the extended license.
I'm using that example https://innostudio.de/fileuploader/documentation/examples/sorter/upload/
In my project, the goal is to let the user create a photo gallery with captions very easily.
So this is what I'd like to have, step by step: 1- the user uploads only images (jpg jpeg png gif bmp ...) : OK 2- the user can preview the images in thumbnails and sort them in a specific order : OK 3- the user can write for each thumbnail a short description/caption => I need a little input field on/under/over each thumbnail for that 4- Finally I need to submit the "data content" of the download area through a php formular. I mean to submit, in the order sorted by the user, only the url of the images and their captions. Something like
$post='<img src="http://url/image1" title="caption1 wrote by user"/><img src="http://url/image2" title="caption2 wrote by user"/><img .... />';
Do you have any idea of doing that ?
Really really by thanks for your work and for your help !
Philippe