I'm looking for a file- or MySQL-backed PHP photo gallery that allows you to tag photos for later searching (maybe like del.icio.us?), as I'll be tagging pictures with topic as well as photographer. Most image galleries seem to be strictly hierarchical (if not flat).

I'd like it to automatically create thumbnails, too. I hope http://www.ipowerweb.com has gd or imagemagick. If not, I'll just have to do the image uploading and tagging myself...

Useful: http://php.resourceindex.com/Complete_Scripts/Images_and_Graphs/Image_Indexing/

The description for http://www.snipegallery.com/ mentioned being able to search by keyword, so I think I'll go for that one. Gallery (http://gallery.menalto.com) also looks useful.

In 2004.12.01#note1, I expressed my regret that John Wiegley took his blog down because of plagiarsm. Here's an update:

Hello! to everyone who wrote after my website was taken down: After thinking about it for a couple of weeks, I decided it was too harsh a measure. I hope everyone will continue to visit again. I'll start posting blog entries again tomorrow.

Yay!

2004.12.01%231

http://villageidiotsavant.blogspot.com/2004/11/art-class.html

Wasn't that such a wonderful thing to do? <impish grin>

Go and do a good deed today.

(defun erc-cmd-BAN (nick)
  (let* ((chan (erc-default-target))
         (who (erc-get-server-user nick))
         (host (erc-server-user-host who))
         (user (erc-server-user-login who)))
    (erc-send-command (format "MODE %s +b *!%s@%s" chan user host))))

(defun erc-cmd-KICKBAN (nick &rest reason)
  (setq reason (mapconcat #'identity reason " "))
  (erc-cmd-BAN nick)
  (erc-send-command (format "KICK %s %s %s"
                            (erc-default-target)
                            nick
                            (or reason ""))))

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Tala said:

You might also want to try Coppermine. http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/ =)

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It was a joy to teach brilliant and enthusiastic students who learned by leaps and bounds. I hope I had in some way accelerated their learning, widened their horizons and helped them enjoy computer science even more.

Dearer to me, though, are students whose aha! moments are few and far between despite their efforts. They were the reasons why I taught before, and they are the reasons I want to return.