I have been looking for some software that will allow a friend of mine to easily update her galleries pages with descriptions for each picture. So far this software seems to be what I am looking for.
However, all the images locations are based off a php variable. So without parsing the php there is no way for her to see which pictures she is editing. Is there any possible way to parse the php variables when the page is displayed (not when the source button is pressed). Actually while typing this I can understand why this would be a very difficult thing to do.
Here is an example of the code that I am wanting to be parsed (or find some simple way so the pictures can still be viewed).
Or is there someway to get it to add the base directory and drop the $newpath, or specify where it should look for images when loaded in the editor.
All I am looking for is for it to display at least one image, and then give the option of changing the text within the <p> fields. She does not understand any programming code, and I am afraid I will not be able to explain it well enough for her to try and edit them by hand.
I guess if worse comes to worse, I might be able to dig through simple machines forum's code because they have a live preview on the code you just edited (without saving it), but she would still have to understand a little bit of html, so I would prefer using this program if at all possible.
However, all the images locations are based off a php variable. So without parsing the php there is no way for her to see which pictures she is editing. Is there any possible way to parse the php variables when the page is displayed (not when the source button is pressed). Actually while typing this I can understand why this would be a very difficult thing to do.
Here is an example of the code that I am wanting to be parsed (or find some simple way so the pictures can still be viewed).
<li> <a href="' . $newpath . '/view/Rhine-River-01"> <img src="' . $newpath . '/thumbs/tn-Rhine-River-01.jpg" alt="Click for larger picture" /> <img src="' . $newpath . '/previews/pre-Rhine-River-01.jpg" alt="Click for larger picture" class="preview" /> </a> <p class="label"> Insert Description Here </p> </li>
Or is there someway to get it to add the base directory and drop the $newpath, or specify where it should look for images when loaded in the editor.
All I am looking for is for it to display at least one image, and then give the option of changing the text within the <p> fields. She does not understand any programming code, and I am afraid I will not be able to explain it well enough for her to try and edit them by hand.
I guess if worse comes to worse, I might be able to dig through simple machines forum's code because they have a live preview on the code you just edited (without saving it), but she would still have to understand a little bit of html, so I would prefer using this program if at all possible.