QuickPlog

There are two menu levels, the top level is the Application Menu. The secondary level is the Plog Menu. The Application Menu contains all panels that pertain to all Plogs. These are the Plog List, the Author panels, the Banned IPs panel, the Log and the New Plog panel. The Plog Menu contains to all panels that pertain to a single Plog. These are Entries, Comments, Categories, URLs and the Plog Profile.

To add an entry with photos click Image Entry from the Main panel or New:Image Entry from the Entries panel. Select the image path from the drop list on the Images panel and press 'Refresh Images' as required. If the image count is greater than zero on the drop down list, I.E images/(12), but there are no images displayed in Available Images select 'All' from the Show drop down and press 'Refresh Images' as required.

Select one or more images by checking the box beside the image. Enter a title for the entry and press 'Update'. A new image entry has been created as a draft.

To preview the entry click Preview from the entry menu or click the entry name on the Entries panel.

To publish the entry select 'Public' from the Publish to drop down on the Images panel and press 'Update'.

To add a text entry without photos click Text Only Entry from the Main panel or New:Text Entry from the Entries panel. Enter a title for the entry, any text and press 'Update'. A new text entry has been created as a draft.

To preview the entry click Preview from the entry menu or click the entry name on the Entries panel.

To publish the entry select 'Public' from the Publish to drop down on the Text panel and press 'Update'.

All photos must be loaded to the plog image path using a separate FTP process. Only images in the plog image path are available to include in an entry.

Create a new entry or image template from the Entry panel on the Plog Profile submenu. Either create an empty template by selecting 'New Template' from the Select Template drop down menu and pressing 'Go' or copy an existing template by selecting the existing template from the Copy Template drop down menu and pressing 'Copy Template'.

The recommended method to create a new template is to use the copy function. Once the template has been copied change the template name. Make any changes to the template body ensuring that any style classes or id's used are defined in the style sheet.

Once the template has been saved create a test entry in draft mode and attach the template. You can validate the template by previewing the draft entry. Make any adjustments required before publishing the template.

If the new template is not ready for use you can set the status from inactive. This will prevent the template from being attached to any new entries. Any existing entries using the template will continue to do so.

A template can be changed at any time from the Entry panel on the Plog Profile submenu. Changing a template will affect all entries using the template.

A new plog can be created in the same directory as an existing plog or in a separate directory.

To create a new plog in a separate directory.

• Create the new plog directory (path)
• Create the new image directory (path)
• Copy the .php pages, the usercfg.inc and plog-style.css file into the new plog directory
• Create the new plog from the New Plog menu option
  • A new plog can be copied from an existing plog by selecting the existing plog from the Copy Plog drop down menu and pressing 'Copy' or entering all the plog information as required including all templates. The copy function copies all templates from the existing plog to the new plog.
  • Enter the new plog name, site path (new plog directory) and image path (new image directory)
  • Ensure the Page Names match the .php pages copied to the new plog directory.
  • Press 'Update' to accept the create the new plog
• Note the Plog ID number immediately following the plog name on the Plog Profile panel. The Plog ID must be entered in the usercfg.inc file.
• Update the usercfg.inc file in the new plog directory with the Plog ID and the relative path. The relative path is the path from the new plog directory to the public directory. If the public directory is public_html & the new plog directory is public_html/newplog/ the relative path would be '../'.
• View new plog by selecting it from the Main (Plog List) panel.

To create a new plog in the same directory.

• Copy the .php pages to new, unique names, I.E. copy index.php to newplog.php & bydate.php to newbydate.php, etc.
• Copy the usercfg.inc file to a new, unique name, I.E. newcfg.inc
• Copy the plog-style.css file to a new, unique name, I.E. new-style.css OR incorporate the new style definitions into the existing plog-style.css file
• In each .php page change usercfg.inc to newcfg.inc
• If the .css style sheet was copied to a new name then in each .php page change plog-style.css to new-style.css
• Create the new plog from the New Plog menu option
  • A new plog can be copied from an existing plog by selecting the existing plog from the Copy Plog drop down menu and pressing 'Copy' or entering all the plog information as required including all templates. The copy function copies all templates from the existing plog to the new plog. The recommended method would be to copy an existing plog from the same directory
  • Enter the new plog name, site path and image path
  • Ensure the Page Names match the .php pages renamed for the new plog
  • Press 'Update' to accept the create the new plog
• Note the Plog ID number immediately following the plog name on the Plog Profile panel. The Plog ID must be entered in the newcfg.inc file.
• Update the newcfg.inc file in the new plog directory with the Plog ID.
• View new plog by selecting it from the Main (Plog List) panel.

Everyone likes to get feedback once in awhile, the trade off is occasionally you get spammed. Comments can managed in several ways ranging from a complete elimination of comments to accepting all comments.

From the Plog Profile panel 'Comments Allowed' or 'No Comments' can be selected. Selecting 'Comments Allowed' will open the comments entry form on the single or 'byentry' page. Selecting 'No Comments' will prevent the comments entry form from being displayed.

In addition to 'Comments Allowed' and 'No Comments' there are two more drop down menus. The first drop down allows selection of 'No Notification' or 'Email New Comments'. Setting this drop down to 'Email New Comments' will cause all new comments to be emailed to the plog owner email address. The second drop down provides control on abusive comments. This drop down has three options. The first 'No Autobanning' turns autobanning off, abusive comments will not trigger an automatic banning of the source IP. The second option, 'Autobanning', will automatically ban any IP that posts abusive comments. The third option is 'Email on Autoban'. When set to this option Autobanning is on and any trigger of the autobanning function will also generate an email to the plog owner email address.

To manage comments once they have been posted is a easy. There are two options, remove the comment or do not remove the comment. A list of comments posted to a plog can be displayed from the Comments option of the Plog menu. A list of comments posted to an entry can be displayed from the Comments option of the Entry menu. To remove a comment select the checkbox beside the comment and press 'Update'.

The last option in comment management is to remove the <?php include ($srclib . "comments.inc"); ?> code snippet from the byentry.php page. This code snippet displays comments and presents the comment entry form. Removing the snippet will eliminate access to the comments and comment entry form.

Autobanning is an attempt to control abusive comments without having to constantly monitor your site. Abusive comments are any comments that you don't want. Autobanning uses preset criteria to filter comments as they are posted. When a comment or a series of comments do not pass the filter criteria the IP producing the comments is added to the Banned IPs list. IPs on the banned list do not have the comment form presented when the accessed page is displayed. The remaining sections of the pages are presented unaltered.

Banning IPs is not a 100% effective method of blocking abusive users since most ISPs reassign IPs frequently but Autobanning provides some protection against automated loading of your comments. Banning IP's in your .htaccess file is an effective way to block access to your entire site from exceptionally abusive IPs.

The filter criteria for Autobanning can be set according to your requirements. As delivered more than 2 identical comments posted will trigger autobanning. More than 1 comment from a single IP within 5 seconds will trigger autobanning. Any censored word posted will trigger autobanning. To change these settings see Site Options in the Installation Options section.

IPs banned based on Autobanning criteria are listed in the Banned IPs list and can be easily removed from the banned list.

To add a new photo entry select this option. Text can be added later.

To add a new text only entry select this option. Photos can be added later.

To view a list of existing entries, both draft & published select this option.

To view or update the plog characteristics select this option.

To view, add or remove categories from the plog select this option.

To view, add or remove comments from the plog select this option.

To delete the plog select this option. All entries, comments, categories & links attached to the plog will also be deleted. The physical pages must be manually removed from the appropriate directory.

To add a new photo entry select this option.

To add a new text only entry select this option. Photos can be added later.

This option allows images to be added or removed from the entry.

This option allows the text of the entry to be updated.

To update captions on any images attached to this entry select this option.

This option allows the comments attached to this entry to be viewed or removed.

This option allows the entry to be removed with any attached comments or captions. Images are removed from the entry but remain available in the directory for another entry.

Select the directory containing the photos for this entry. All paths available based on the plog image path are shown in the drop down with a count of the number of images in each directory. Some or all of these images may already be assigned to another entry.

This drop down controls whether all images in the selected image path are shown, only images not attached to another entry are shown or only images attached to an existing entry are show. The default is to show images not attached to another entry.

Pressing 'Refresh Images' will display all images based on the image path & show selections.

Date & time of the entry, only shown on existing entries.

The date & time can be updated by pressing the '>>' button and selecting a date and time from the drop down menus.

Select a category from the drop down of categories available for this plog. Categories can be removed from an entry by selecting the checkbox beside the category name in the list of categories assigned to the entry. Categories can be added or removed (from the plog) from the category panel.

Enter the title of the entry.

Select either Draft or Public. All public entries are visible in the photo log. Draft entries are not visible in the photo log. A public entry can be made draft at any time.

Select the appropriate template for this entry from the available templates. Templates can be defined on the Entry panel on the Profile menu.

All images assigned to the entry are shown.

All images not assigned to the entry are shown based on the image path & show selections.

Date & time of the entry, only shown on existing entries.

The date & time can be updated by pressing the '>>' button and selecting a date and time from the drop down menus.

Select a category from the drop down of categories available for this plog. Categories can be removed from an entry by selecting the checkbox beside the category name in the list of categories assigned to the entry. Categories can be added or removed (from the plog) from the category panel.

Enter the title of the entry.

Select either Draft or Public. All public entries are visible in the photo log. Draft entries are not visible in the photo log. A public entry can be made draft at any time.

Select the appropriate template for this entry from the available templates. Templates can be defined on the Entry panel on the Profile menu.

All images assigned to the entry are shown.

Select this and press 'Show' to display any IPTC informtion embedded in the image.

Select this and press 'Show' to display the informtion attached to the image for this entry. This is the default display.

Date & time of the entry, only shown on existing entries.

The date & time can be updated by pressing the '>>' button and selecting a date and time from the drop down menus.

Enter the title of the entry.

Select either Draft or Public. All public entries are visible in the photo log. Draft entries are not visible in the photo log. A public entry can be made draft at any time.

Select the appropriate template for this entry from the available templates. Templates can be defined on the Entry panel on the Profile menu.

This is the headline or title for this particular image.

Enter any copyright information associated with this image.

This is the creation date of the image. This date will be appended to the copyright information when displayed on the entry.

Any caption you wish to enter for this image.

Any entry text you wish to enter for this image.

All images attached to the entry are shown. To display the caption information attached to the image or the IPTC information embedded in the image select the image by clicking on it.

Enter a new category and press 'Update' to add a category.

All categories attached to the plog are shown. To remove a category select the checkbox and press 'Update'.

Each comment shows the comment text and any information captured at the time the comment was entered. To remove a comment select the checkbox beside the comment and press 'Update'.

This is the URL of the site in the form wwww.thissite.net.

Enter the optional title of the site. This text will be displayed on the site page.

Groups can be used to build multiple lists that can be displayed in separate blocks on the site pages.

Each URL listed can be removed by selecting the checkbox and pressing 'Update'. A URL can either be Active or Inactive. Only Active URLs will be shown on the site pages.

This is the title or name of the photo log (plog).

This is the ID of the plog. The ID must be set in the usercfg.inc file in the directory of the main (index) page for the plog.

This is the subtitle of the plog.

This is the description of the plog.

The current entries options determine how long an entry remains on the main (index) page.

The available options are;

The Entry Template contains three individual templates. The entry template, the image template and the image tag template. Multiple templates can be created. Each entry has a template attached to define how the entry is displayed.

The entry template defines how the plog entry is presented, I.E. where the title, date, author, text & images appear.

The image template defines how images are presented within an entry and on the Image page.

The image tag template defines how each image is presented, I.E. borders, size.

Each entry template must contain an <PImagearea> tag. Additional information can be shown using the available tags.

Each image template must contain an <PImagetag> tag and must have valid image tag defined. The image tag must name the image name using the <PImagesource> tag. These are the minimum requirements. Additional information can be shown using the available tags.

To create a new template from an existing template select the existing template from the drop down menu and press 'Copy'.

To show or update an existing template select that template from the drop down & press 'Go'.

To create an new template select 'New Template' from the drop down & press 'Go'.

This is the template name and must be unique.

This is the template that defines how images are shown and what information is shown with each image. See tags for available tags.

Each template can either be active or inactive. Only active templates are available to use on an entry or the Image page.

Select either Sized Image or Thumbnails. If Thumbnails are selected then the thumbs/ directory will be checked for a thumbnail of the image. If it exists it will be used. If it doesn't exist the full image will be used at it's original size. If Sized Image is selected the images will be displayed at a size determined by the Maximum Image Dimension.

Select either All or Tagged. If All is selected all images in the entry will be shown within on occurence of the image template. This is a good option for thumbnails or galleries where caption, headline, etc. information will not be shown with the image. Select Tagged to only place images on each Image Tag found in the image template. If there are more images in the entry than Image Tags in the template addtional templates will be concatenated into the entry. This is a good choice where caption, headline, etc. information is shown with each image.

This is the maximum image size to be shown within this template. This is only used when Sized Images is selected in Use. When selected each image is reduced proportionally so the maximum dimension is no larger that the set size. I.E. if an image is 250x200 and the maximum dimension is 125 the image size will be shown as 125x100. Note that the image on the server is not changed. The size is set in the HTML using the image tag size parameters. If your images are large the transmission time could be excessive. It is recommended that the largest image size kept on the server be a maximum of the largest size you want to display.

Future Use

An image tag template must be entered to define how each image is displayed. The image URI must be set. Image sizing should be set. Other parameters such as an ALT tag or a style class can be defined. See tags for available tags.

 

 

Template processing is at the center of QuickPlog, the motivating factor to create this software was to have a simple way to post photos in various layouts without revisiting the HTML for each post. To accomplish that end templates are used to define a basic entry layout for each plog that can have many layouts for the photos in the entries. It should be possible to change the template for any entry and have the page display properly without changing any entry information or changing any HTML.

Each entry posted has three basic templates. The entry template that defines the entry heading, entry text and where the photos will be shown in relation to the other entry information. The second template is the image template that defines how the images will be shown in relation to each other and what information will be shown with each image. The third template is the image tag. The image tag defines how the individual image is shown. I.E. size, borders, ALT text.

The entry template for the plog can contain any of the tags defined for the Entry Template but it MUST contain the <PImagearea> tag. This tag determines where the image template will be placed in the entry.

The image templates can contain any of the tags defined for the Image Template but it MUST contain the <PImagetag> tag. This tag determines where the image tag (each individual image) will be placed within the Image Template. The <PImagetag> can occur once or many times in the Image Template. If it occurs many times the Images Per Block value should be set to Tagged. If it is set to All the substitution process will place all images for the entry on the same <PImagetag> tag.

The image tag for the image template can contain any of the tags defined for the Image Tag but it MUST contain the <PImagesource> tag. This tag represents the image path/name.

The following are samples of templates. Note that the HTML class or id identifiers must be defines as styles in your pages.

<div class="entryheading"><PTitle></div>
<div class="entrydate"><PDate></div>
<div class="imagearea"><PImagearea></div>
<div class="textarea">
<PEntry>
<div class="texttagline">
<div class="postedby">Posted by <PAuthor> on a <PDay> at <PTime></div>
<div class="postedtime">
<PEntercommentstart>Comments? (<PCommentcount>)<PEntercommentend>
</div>
</div>
</div>

<div class="commentwrapper">
<PCommenttext>
<div id="texttagline"><div class="commentby">
<PCommentname> had nothing to do <PCommentday>,
<PCommentdate> at <PCommenttime> (<PCommenturl>)
</div></div></div>

<div class="commentformwrapper">
<table border="0">
<tr>
<td width="80px">
<div class="commentname">
Name:
</div>
<td align="right">
<PCommentname>

<tr>
<td width="80px">
<div class="commentemail">
Email:
</div>
<td align="right">
<PCommentemail>

<tr>
<td width="80px">
<div class="commentemail">
URL:
</div>
<td align="right">
<PCommenturl>
<tr>
<td align="right" colspan="2">
<div class="commenttext">
<PCommenttext>
</div>

<tr>
<td colspan="2" align="right">
<div class="commentbutton">
<PCommentsubmitbutton>
</div>
</table>
</div>

<div class="imagesingleblock">
<div class="imageheadline"><PImageheadline></div>
<div class="imageblock">
<div class="imagecaptionfloat">
<PImagecaption>
<div class="imagename">(<PImagename>)</div>
</div>
<PImagetag>
<div class="imagecopyright">© <PImagecopyright> <PImagecreatedate></div>
</div>
</div>

Status:Active
Use:Sized Image
Images per block:Tagged
Maximum Image Dimension:320
Access:Public

<img class="imagefullsize" border="2" <PImagesource> <PImagesize>>

<div id="images"><PImagetag></div>

Status:Active
Use:Sized Image
Images per block:All
Maximum Image Dimension:150
Access:Public

<img id="imagethumb" <PImagesource> <PImagesize> alt="<PImageheadline>">

<a <PListurl>><PListname></a><br/>

Code Snippets are small pieces of PHP code that perform various tasks. The delivered .php pages contain all the snippets you need to present a complete photo blog. You can change the layout of your pages by wrapping these snippets in <div> or <span> blocks with different styles, moving them to a different area of the page or changing the applicable template. The only snippet you may need to change or duplicate is the link list (URLs) snippet.

The table below lists all snippets available, which page requires (R) or can optionally (O) use the snippet. N/A indicates the snippet will not function correctly and may cause the page to fail if included.

Code Snippet	index	byimage	bycat	byentry	bydate	Description
<?php include ("usercfg.inc"); ?>	R	R	R	R	R	Site Configuration
<?php include ($srclib . "header.inc"); ?>	R	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Display routines
<?php include ($srclib . "headerimage.inc"); ?>	N/A	R	N/A	N/A	N/A	Display routines
<?php include ($srclib . "headercat.inc"); ?>	N/A	N/A	R	N/A	N/A	Display routines
<?php include ($srclib . "headerentry.inc"); ?>	N/A	N/A	N/A	R	N/A	Display routines
<?php include ($srclib . "headerdates.inc"); ?>	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	R	Display routines
<?php include ($srclib . "title.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Page title - this snippet should appear betweeen the HTML <title> tags
<?php include ($srclib . "plogname.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Plog name
<?php include ($srclib . "recent.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Link list to recent entries
<?php include ($srclib . "byDate.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Link list to entries by date (month)
<?php include ($srclib . "byCategory.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Link list to entries by category
<?php print (linklist($plog["ID"], $plog["linklist"], "putgrouphere")); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Link list(s) to URLs assigned to the plog. If groups are assigned to the URLs enter the group in 'putgrouphere' to show each URL group list. Enter 'ALL' (in caps) to show all links regarless of group, enter 'BLANK' (in caps) to show only URLs with no group assigned.
<?php include ($srclib . "description.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Plog description
<?php include ($srclib . "subtitle.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Plog subtitle
<?php include ($srclib . "body.inc"); ?>	R	R	R	R	R	Displays the entries & images.
<?php include ($srclib . "copyright.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Plog copyright
<?php include ($srclib . "dbclose.inc"); ?>	R	R	R	R	R	Display routine
<?php include ($srclib . "comments.inc"); ?>	N/A	N/A	N/A	O	N/A	Display & accept comments
<?php print '<a href="' . $plog["index"] . '"> Main </a>' ; ?>	N/A	O	O	O	O	Return to the Main (index) page
<?php print $prev ; ?>	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	O	Go to the previous months entries
<?php print $next ; ?>	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	O	Go to the next months entries
<?php include ($srclib . "randomimage.inc"); ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Display a random image
<?php print htmlit($plog["name"]) ; ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Plog name
<?php print htmlit($plog["description"]) ; ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Plog description
<?php print htmlit($plog["subtitle"]) ; ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Plog subtitle
<?php print htmlit($plog["copyright"]) ; ?>	O	O	O	O	O	Plog copyright

QuickPlog requires the above or better. It has been tested on Linux & Windows.

Unzip the source libraries into three directories. All members in the Public directory should be placed into the directory where the index page will be accessible, I.E. public_html/. The members in directory 'qp' should be moved into a directory immediately below the directory where the index page resides, this directory should preferably be called 'qp'. The members in 'qpadmin' should be placed in a separate directory immediately below the index directory named 'qpadmin'. Once installed you should have the index directory, ie. public_html, a qp directory, I.E public_html/qp, and an qpadmin directory, I.E. public_html/qpadmin. It is recommended that the 'qp' & 'qpadmin' directories be protected with .htaccess passwords.

Create a database and two user ids. The first user id (useridA) should have full access. Define the second user id (useridB) with select & insert authority on the database.

In public_htl/qp/config.inc set dbase to the database name, dbuser to 'useridB', & dbpass to the appropriate password. In public_html/qpadmin/config.inc set dbase to the database name, dbuser to 'useridA' and dbpass to the appropriate password.

To build the tables enter public_html/qpadmin/initial.php into the browser address bar. Enter an author and plog name into the form and press 'Create Tables'. The author entered here will become the initial Administrator author, see Installation Options. If you need to recreate the tables for any purpose press 'Drop Tables' and repeat the previous step. WARNING: Dropping the tables will delete ALL information in the tables. Any images in the directories will NOT be removed.

Once the tables have been created it is recommended that initial.php be deleted from the qpadmin directory.

If you want to organize your photos into a directory you should create the directory now. The image directory must be under the index directory. If the index directory is public_html/ the image directory should be public_html/images/. You can define sub directories under the image directory. If you intend to load thumbnails create a thumbs/ directory in images/. Directory names can be anything you wish with the exception of the thumbnail directories which must be thumbs/. You can place all your images into the public_html/ directory if you wish although it is not recommended. It is recommended that you protect the image directories with .htaccess passwords, hotlink protection if available and turning indexes off.

Once the image directories are created photos can be loaded using any FTP software.

You should now be able to sign onto QuickPlog by entering public_html/qpadmin/index.php and entering the Administrator author and password. The initial password will be the same as the Adminstrator author. You should change the password immediately.

From the Main panel select Profile for the photo log (plog) listed. From the Plog Profile panel update the plog title, site path and image path. The image path must be relative to the site path. I.E. If the site path is the public_html directory & the image directory is public_html/images the Site Path on the plog should be set to blank and the Image Path should be set to images/.

Once photos are loaded you can create an entry. See Getting Started.

The application configuration file contains several parameters that can be changed to customize QuickPlog. The application configuration file is qpadmin/config.inc.

This is the path to the public directory (public_html/) relative to the 'qpadmin' directory. If the 'qpadmin' is immediately below the public directory (public_html/qpadmin/) the path should be set to '../'.

If .htaccess password access has been set up on the 'qpadmin' directory the QuickPlog signin panel can be bypassed by setting the 'httpauth' parameter to true. If this parameter is set to false the QuickPlog signin panel will be displayed.

Setting this parameter to true streamlines the signin process but it also requires that QuickPlog author & author password match the .htaccess user id & password. When the password is updated in .htaccess it must also be updated in QuickPlog. When set to true the password reset & author find functions that are on the signin screen are no longer available.

The date & time formats shown in lists on the QuickPlog application are determined by these settings. See Date / Time Formatting for the available formatting codes.

These parameters determine the maximum display size in pixels of images on various QuickPlog panels.

Site Options work in combination with either Plog Profile settings or include members in the HTML pages to customize the look & function of the site.

Site options are set in the site configuration file, qp/config.inc.

Autoban must be set to true for any of the auto IP banning functions to work. When set to false all Plog Profile settings for autobanning are ignored. When set to true autobanning will function according to the Plog Profile settings and the Maximum Duplicates, Maximum Frequency and Censoring parameters.

This parameter determines the number of duplicate comments allowed before the IP posting the comments is banned. Note that the maximum is for comments in all entries & plogs in the datebase. If an IP posts more than the set number of duplicate comments to any entry or plog in the database autobanning will be triggered.

This parameter determines how quickly (in seconds) comments will be accepted from a single IP. If more than 1 comment is received within the number of seconds set in this parameter autobanning will be triggered. Note that 1 second would be set as 1, 1 minute would be set as 60, 1 hour as 3600.

Censoring allows words, parts of words or phrases to be censored from messages and the IP sending the message to be banned. In the parameter below the words 'censor', 'this' & 'message' all are censored. A comment such as 'This message cannot be censored' would become 'Th*s me**age cannot be cen**red'.

Enter any words you need censored but note that the commas and parenthesis are critical and must be placed exactly as shown.

To eliminate censoring set the parameter to $application["censor"]=array();

Random image is a code snippet that will present an image chosen randomly from all images in a plog. The display size of the image shown is determined by the randommaxdim parameter. The formatting of the image is determined by the randomiamgetemplate parameter. See Tags for available imagetag template tags.

This software is provided "as is" and any express or implied waranties, including but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are disclaimed. In no event shall Imageplanet and the author or authors be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential damaged (including, but not limited to, procurement of substitute good or services; loss of use, data, or profits; or business interruption) however caused and on theory of liability. Whether in contract, strict liability or tort (including negligence or otherwise) arising in any way out of the use of this software, even if advised of the possibility of such damage.

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