This version is no longer supported (it was designed for WordPress v1.2 and not tested in v1.5)
The ImageManager plugin integrates the stand alone PHP ImageManager + Editor with WordPress.
No edits to the WordPress source is required, just extract the ImageManager.zip into your WordPress plugins directory, follow the instructions in the configuration tool (accessible from the Plugins page) and then Activate it.
The plugin replaces the img quicktag, so .. to use it, click on the img quicktag.
BTW, bugs in the plugin I can fix, but bugs in PHP ImageManager + Editor you have to report at http://www.zhuo.org/htmlarea/
Also is there a way to create popup thumbnails useing this?
Popup is possible, install the ImageManger.zip and configure it (see above). Save ImageManagerPopUp.php as ImageManager.php in your plugins directory, activate it.
When you use this plugin, it will insert the thumbnail into your page and when you click the thumbnail, the orginal image will pop up.
24.11.2004 at 11:30
I thought I should let you know that when this plugin is installed with only basic configuration, it is possible for any site visitors to be able to upload, edit and delete images using the ImageManager.
The is done by navigating directly to the ImageManager php file (e.g. http://my.site.com/wp-content/plugins/ImageManager/manager.php) rather than going through the plugin.
7.12.2004 at 13:50
How this security leak can be disabled?
7.12.2004 at 13:53
One way to prevent access to unauthorised users could be to protect the ImageManager folder with .htaccess (under Apache) or the IIS equivalent.
Or you could hack the ImageManager so that it requires a valid WP login session to be set for the user.
14.12.2004 at 3:25
hi,
i do get the following errors with ImageManager.php (ImageManagerPopup.php):
error 1
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Error: missing ; before statement
Source File: http://xxxx.net/xxxx/wp-admin/post.php
Line: 41, Column: 8
Source Code:
manager is
error 2
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Error: ImageSelector is not defined
Source File: http://xxxx.net/xxxx/wp-admin/post.php
Line: 289
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what can i do to fix it?
14.12.2004 at 9:47
Sergio: What WordPress version are you running?
14.12.2004 at 18:33
hi,
i do have 1.2.1 and 1.3 alpha 5 in different installations. both work great with the normal imagemanager but crash both with the popup version.
thanks,
sergio
7.4.2005 at 21:52
Hey there
I LOVE the ImageManager plugin
I was wondering if I could enable it somewhere else then in the post.
I am currently working on a new Photo Gallery plugin and I want to open the upload-script but I can’t seem to figure out how to do that…
Any hints / ideas ???
20.4.2005 at 20:43
Hiya-
Just thought I’d let you know, this plugin is incompatible with the WP Comment Form plugin. Haven’t had the time to research which plugin is causing the problem, but if anyone says that their “img” quicktag isn’t working properly and is instead popping up the default wordpress tag popup, it’s most likely an incompatibility with another plugin such as the comment form plugin.
3.6.2005 at 11:30
Yesterday i implemented the imagemanager-wp-plugin and everything worked fine. today trying to use the plugin is impossible. each time i click on the img-quicktag the usual pop-up-window with “name the location of the graphic” appears. on directly calling through http://my.site.com/wp-content/plugins/ImageManager/manager.php i do get to the functionality. it seems that the connection between imagemanager and wp is lost. what can i do about that?
4.6.2005 at 13:00
Doesn’t work for me. First of all i got an open_basedir error (line 9) while including the files.php (which is really strange, because php tries to open the file from f:/ but the imagemanager.php is in f:/htdocs/fpu1/html/wp/wp-content/plugins/imagemanager/classes so he should try to open the files.php in the same dir).
Anyway if i put the files.php directly into imagemanager.php he started. But i can’t upload any file, also only the refresh button works. It the upload error caused by including the files.php directly into imagemanager.php?
Also i think it isn’t a good idea to let javascript resize existing windows, because most of the Firefox users will block this resulting in a very small window you can’t use until you have resized it.
Another thing, it would be nice if the imagemanager would also replace the img-button when you create static pages.
BTW: I’m using WordPress 1.5.1.2 with PHP 5.0.2 and Apache 2.0.53 (Win32).
23.6.2005 at 13:41
Doesn’t work for me either. It’s the same as Anonymous at June 3rd, 2005 at 11:30 said, but it has never worked. Anybody some ideas? (WP 1.5.1.2, PHP 4.3.10, Apache 2.0.51-r15).
10.7.2005 at 4:13
The security issue is of major concern. And so, here is a solution:
1) Edit config.inc.php and add the following line (near top, or wherever):
define(‘ABSPATH’, ”);
Where is replaced by something like /srv/www/htdocs/wordpress/
2) Edit manager.php and change it so that the following three lines are the first:
require_once(‘config.inc.php’);
require_once(ABSPATH . ‘/wp-admin/admin.php’);
if ($user_level == 0) //Checks to see if user has logged in
die (__(“Cheatin’ uh ?”));
10.7.2005 at 4:15
And since I have solved the manager.php issue, perhaps someone can tell me where the pop() javascript function is for the popup version?
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10.12.2005 at 2:37
Hi,
I’ve installed it and it works fine (on WP 1.5) except that when I choose either “OK” or “Cancel” to signal I wish to insert the image, or abort the process, neither button does anything. Anyone got any ideas? (Am using firefox 1.5)
10.12.2005 at 2:38
Ah… ok, it has something to do with my browser… in IE6 it works perfectly. Hmmm… Will report back if I figure out what exactly Firefox doesn’t like about it.