Pictorialis changes

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1. brad says:

   4/26/2004 at 10:56 pm

   hi, i really like your script – its exactly what ive been looking for! i installed it to sort of test it out the other day and it worked great! i decided to do a fresh install this afternoon and convert my blog over to it but now im running into problems when i upload photos even though im doing things the same way on the same server!

   do you have the version from a few days ago still online somewhere so i could just use that instead of trying to debug this?
2. Mark (58 comments.) says:

   4/26/2004 at 11:14 pm

   Yes I do, for just that reason! Get it at http://weblogtoolscollection.c.....is_old.zip

   Spread the word and give the new one a shot when you get a chance. You will like it!
   Peace
3. Benoit (4 comments.) says:

   5/4/2004 at 10:08 pm

   Hi there. I’ve installed Pictorialist this morning to give it a shot. As I have not yet migrated from MT to WP, it’s the best time to try out, throw out, rince, repeat.

   My question is this: from what I see, Pictorialis generates a post with the large picture and creates a thumbnail which is for reference/archive. What I am looking for is pretty much the reverse of this: I wish for a post to hold a number of thumbnails, and when a thumbnail is clicked, it takes you to a post with the large picture. Is that doable with Pictorialis, taking into account I’m far from being a programmer.
4. Mark (58 comments.) says:

   5/5/2004 at 8:42 am

   If you have a little bit of patience, I can tell you that is the next feature creep of Pictorialis. I will provide the option of either choosing one big picture or a bunch of thumbnails (clickable) for a single post. That should give people the opportunity of building galleries out of WordPress as well.
   I might have this done this coming weekend, but no promises.
5. Benoit (4 comments.) says:

   5/5/2004 at 6:57 pm

   Well, knowing it’s coming, I certainly can have the patience.

   Besides, I still have plenty of stuff to learn about WB and how to tweak it to be exactly what I want. It does raise one extra question. I saw when I installed Pictorialis the first time it’s the full WP package. IF WordPress is already installed and configured on a system, is it – or would it be – possible to install Pictorialis over, without losing everything that has been configured, i.e. plugins, CSS, etc.
6. Craig (2 comments.) says:

   5/7/2004 at 7:34 pm

   Benoit,
   You could install Pictorialis in its own folder, separate from your existing WP installation. You could still use the same database, however, by specifiying a unique field prefix. For example, the default is wp_ for WordPress; you could use pix_ in your wp-config.php file for your Pictorialis WP installation. That way, both installs can use the same database.

   Hope this makes sense.
   Craig.
7. Benoit (4 comments.) says:

   5/8/2004 at 9:03 pm

   It sure does. Thanks! I’m quite new at this, but I must say so far I’m finding any fix I’m pointed to is easier to implement than the ones I messed with in MT. That’s a very pleasant surprise indeed.
8. Amanda (1 comments.) says:

   5/12/2004 at 4:57 pm

   Can you please help me? I am getting an error message and I have installed this like 5 times. please help!!!
9. Mark (58 comments.) says:

   5/12/2004 at 8:43 pm

   Can you tell me what kind of error you are getting? Send me an email if you like at dinki at mac dot com
10. Benoit (4 comments.) says:

    5/20/2004 at 6:30 am

    Hi Mark. Any hint as to when the thumbnails posts will be creeping in yet?
11. Mark (58 comments.) says:

    5/20/2004 at 11:25 am

    Thumbnails posts will be in the next version, which will be released after WordPress 1.2 Final is out. So maybe in another couple of weeks.

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