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    • CommentAuthorSaS
    • CommentTimeNov 21st 2006
     
    Hi All,
    I am very new to plogger but the couple of tests are did makes me enthousiastic !
    However, I am still looking for info on a couple of points :
    How can (is it possible?) I integrate plogger into an existing ID/password protected section of my website ? actually, my site already has a login procedure (php/mysql + sessions) and I would like only the logged-in users to access the photo galleries. As I am quite a newbie in php/mysql, I would like to know if I can get this result by just adding the <? start_session() blablabla ?> code at the beginning of some/all the page of plogger ? if yes, which ones ?
    Also, I have found inthis thread http://www.plogger.org/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=927&page=1#Item_0 that it is possible to create a form to allow end-users to upload their own photos. But is there a way to upload more than 1 picture at a time ?

    thanks a lot in advance
    ---Salvino
    • CommentAuthorSaS
    • CommentTimeNov 22nd 2006
     
    Actually, I have found a solution and want to share it.
    It is very easy to integrate plogger into an existing ID/password protected area of a site because plogger performs most of its functionalities through the index.php page. Therefore, it just takes a few second to copy-paste on the very beginning of that page your <?php session_start(); blablabla ?> piece of code to get the page secured.
    I am not a techie literate at all and it took me no more that 20 minutes to fine-tune the whole stuff and have plogger perfectly integrated into my site.

    Many thanX to the team of developers !

    ---Salvino

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