wp-greet sends greeting cards from your WordPress blog. It works with WordPress-, NextGen- or NextCellentGallery.
wp-greet is a plugin for the famous WordPress blogging system,
giving your users the ability to send greeting cards from your blog.
Features:
Using HOWLER.js (https://github.com/goldfire/howler.js)
Copyright (c) 2013-2018 James Simpson and GoldFire Studios, Inc.
Released under the MIT License.
IMPORTANT:
Please be sure to remove all files belonging to versions prior
to v1.1 before uploading v1.1
Please be sure to remove the patched version of nggfunctions.php which was necessary to integrate wp-greet with NextGenGallery prior to version 1.1<h3>update to v1.7 and higher</h3>IMPORTANT: Please be sure to deactivate and activate the plugin one time because the database updates will only be executed during plugin activation<h3>usage from v1.1 on</h3>1. Create a page or posting containing the tag [wp-greet].
1. Remember the permalink of this page/post
1. Enter the page/post number at the wp-greet admin dialog into the field Form-Post/Page and switch to your favourite gallery plugin
1. Create a page with your favourite gallery on it using the following syntax, e.g. for ngg: [gallery=1]
1. thats it, just klick on a picture on the gallery page and send it
For more details see the online documentation of wp-greet.
http://www.tuxlog.de/wordpress/2008/wp-greet-documentation-english/
wp-greet comes with english and german translations.
if you would like to add a new translation, just take the file
wp-greet.pot (in the wp-greet main directory) copy it to
.po and edit it to add your translations (e.g. with poedit).
Meanwhile a swedish, french, italians and vietnames translation was
kindly build by other users. See Changelog for credits.
Upload to your plugins folder, usually wp-content/plugins/
, keeping the directory structure intact (e.g. wp-greet.php
should end up in wp-content/plugins/wp-greet/
).
Activate the plugin on the plugin screen.
Visit the configuration page (Options -> wp-greet) to configure the plugin (do not forget to add the forms page id)
Optional: If you would like to change the style, just edit wp-greet.css
Unfortunately Photocrati did a major redesign of NGG and therfore the connecting filters were removed. You can read about this redesign in the wordpress.org forums.
But we can make it work by editing nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/nextgen_basic_gallery/templates/thumbnails/index.php and change one line.
from
<a href=”get_image_url($image))?>”
to
<a href=”get_image_url($image)), $image)?>”
You can also fetch the patched file (index.php) from the wp-greet/patch directory and copy it
to nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/nextgen_basic_gallery/templates/thumbnails
If this seems to difficult try using the new interface to WordPress native gallery to embed your greetingcard pictures.
To adjust the design of your greetingcard page edit the file wp-greet.css.
If you have a narrow theme you might adjust the width of the textarea
textarea.wp-greet-form { width: 90%; } by replacing the 90% with something smaller than this.
Upload the unzipped directory “math-comment-spam-protection” on your webspace into wp-content/plugins and activate the plugin. Under Settings -> Math Comment Spam klick “Update Options” once even without having changed any options, otherwise the plugin won’t work. You don’t have to change the text of the error messages, as these are fixed within wp-greet.
Please set the link target of the WordPress galleries to “media file” in the gallery options.