Coppermine Photo Gallery Homepage 

Support Forums 

FAQ for 1.4.x 

Demo gallery 

CPG Contrib is an extension site for Coppermine plugins 

TakeThu! Photo Gallery 

Coppermine files in Google Maps 

integrate Viper Guestbook X1 

Coppermine files in Google Earth 

Ban aol addresses as email recipients 

Keyword hack shows the keywords in different sizes based on their frequency of use 

Show the image on top of page so we don't need to scroll down. This is great when used in conjunction with the NextPlease! Firefox extension. 

MiniCMS

• A minimalistic Content Mangement System which allows the gallery admin to add / edit / delete pages.
• It is also possible to include content per category, album, and intermediate image.

 

Master Template allows the author to replace any template variable across all themes. 

Unwanted Meta Albums keep some files from showing up in meta albums 

Image Scroller using Flash 

Who is Online 

CAPTCHA for comments 

CpmFetch

I have added CpmFetch to my blog. It makes it possible to show random files from my gallery in wordpress. 

Highslide JS

This site gives files and instructions on how to use Highslide JS to present images in a more efficient way. When clicking on a thumbnail, an expanded view of the full image shows up right on the page, instead of going to another page that shows the full image. 

Here's a forum thread that lists the tools recommended by Coppermine devs 

Firefox is the best browser that makes web development so much easier. About 40% of my site visitors use it, but it's likely much of my traffic come from web developers. 

Dreamweaver is pricy but worth it in that it saves so much time... and time is money. It has an awesome Find function. It also has great file managment features, including file comparisons, synching between remote and local, upload/download, duplicate, etc

Winmerge helps you see the differences between files, and to pick the lines you want to update. It also does folder comparisons to see which files are different. It can be used as standalone, or called from Dreamweaver with its diff feature, or a CVS/SVN tool.

I use TortoiseSVN to keep my Coppermine files up-to-date, and to do commits to the Coppermine code base 

I use a lot of Firefox extensions, but these are specifically listed for Coppermine admin/users 

The Web Developer Toolbar Extension is indispensible for web developers 

Colorzilla is an eyedropper tool that helps you find color values and id/classes of page elements 

Launchy easily opens the current page in different browsers and editors. This is really handy for checking to see if our pages are cross-browser compatible.

BBCode makes it easier to format bbcode in forums and in the Coppermine fields that support it 

I keep my coding notes with QuickNote

NextPlease! helps you navigate pages using your keyboard, like when you want to view a bunch of images and don't want to keep clicking on the Next icon with the mouse 

Google Maps API Documentation 

Google Maps API Group: There are a lot of helpful experts in the community 

Viper Guestbook 

Google Earth Community 

Google Notebook Group 

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