Displaying assigned tags

If anyone's interested I've uploaded a module to my github called "displaytags" which should display whatever tags the album/photo you're looking at has been tagged with. It's a fairly simple module that I've created so I can see which photo's I've already tagged. If you need more functionally then that you're probably going to have to wait for the gallery3 people to implement it themselves

It can be downloaded from:
http://github.com/rWatcher/gallery3-contrib/tree/master

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Dave
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Please create a fork on git hub:
http://codex.gallery2.org/Gallery:Using_Git

Dave

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This is something I wanted to do myself, so thanks for saving me the trouble.
Copied the module etc and activated it. Just what needs to be placed in the view to
make this appear?

Martyn T. Griffin

Thank you very much! Displaytags-new did in fact give me most of what I was looking for!

Only thing now, is that I want it to be above the random image, rather than below it...I want it to follow the Tags module. I'll do some reading, to see if there's a way to configure that though.

Thanks again!

So, I take it that this module no longer works with the current experimental version?

The attached version of DisplayTags includes the changes bharat recently made on github. Otherwise it's the same as the previous zip file. I've tested this against the current version of Gallery 3 on github (as of commit 38f2784fbbb0661dc57627d2878cb640bbffe271), and everything worked fine for me.

I'm using version that came out of gallery-gallery3-58620c5.zip from git. I installed the displaytags.zip that you just attached. I added a tag to a photo and it does show the tag I added "Snow". However, if I click on the link it makes for the tag: (test gallery)/tags/Snow it generates a 404 error. The normal link that it seems to use in the tag cloud (test gallery)/tags/show/1 which works. My current .htaccess rewrite is the default:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
   RewriteEngine On
   RewriteBase /
   RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
   RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
   RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?kohana_uri=$1 [QSA,PT,L]
   RewriteRule ^$ index.php?kohana_uri=$1 [QSA,PT,L]
</IfModule>

Is there something I need to adjust in it?

My test gallery is at gallery3.markheadrick.com

Thanks,
Mark H.

I've pulled this into the gallery3-contrib repo. Thanks, rWatcher!
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I installed the version attached above and it does not seem to be working. The tags are simply not being displayed on any of the tagged images.

Is there something I need to do other than installing the module and activating it? I just feel like I must be missing something here.

I'm using the beta3 version. I tried to install the git build (copying /var to the new directory to ensure it was a fresh install, correct? note: the beta3 is installed to the root directory, the git build is installed to /gal3 -- both still exist.) only to come to this page:

Hey wait, you're an admin! We can tell you stuff.
Kohana_Exception [ Framework Error ]: The requested views, page.html, could not be found

1.
SYSPATH/core/Kohana.php[ 812 ]
807 if ($found === NULL) 808 { 809 if ($required === TRUE) 810 { 811 // If the file is required, throw an exception 812 throw new Kohana_Exception('The requested :resource:, :file:, could not be found', array(':resource:' => __($directory), ':file:' =>$filename)); 813 } 814 else 815 { 816 // Nothing was found, return FALSE 817 $found = FALSE;
2.
SYSPATH/libraries/View.php[ 83 ] » Kohana_Core::find_file( arguments )
3.
SYSPATH/libraries/View.php[ 49 ] » View_Core->set_filename( arguments )
4.
MODPATH/gallery/libraries/MY_View.php[ 56 ] » View_Core->__construct( arguments )
5.
MODPATH/gallery/libraries/Theme_View.php[ 32 ] » View->__construct( arguments )
6.
MODPATH/gallery/controllers/albums.php[ 73 ] » Theme_View_Core->__construct( arguments )
7.
MODPATH/gallery/controllers/albums.php[ 22 ] » Albums_Controller->show( arguments )
8.
{PHP internal call} » Albums_Controller->index()
9.
SYSPATH/core/Kohana.php[ 330 ] » ReflectionMethod->invokeArgs( arguments )
10.
SYSPATH/core/Event.php[ 208 ] » Kohana_Core::instance( arguments )
11.
APPPATH/Bootstrap.php[ 67 ] » Event_Core::run( arguments )
12.
DOCROOT/index.php[ 90 ] » require( arguments )

Interesting.

I got too frustrated and went back to 2!

You can assign tags using the Photo Options -> Edit Photo screen instead of the tags sidebar.

You could probably "hack" a tag prompt into the displaytag module, although I don't know how reliable that would be. Try inserting some code like this into the bottom of the modules\displaytags\views\displaytags_block.html.php:

<script type="text/javascript">
  $("#g-add-tag-form").ready(function() {
    var url = $("#g-tag-cloud").attr("ref") + "/autocomplete";
    $("#g-add-tag-form input:text").autocomplete(
      url, {
        max: 30,
        multiple: true,
        multipleSeparator: ',',
        cacheLength: 1
      }
    );
    $("#g-add-tag-form").ajaxForm({
      dataType: "json",
      success: function(data) {
        if (data.result == "success") {
          $("#g-tag-cloud").html(data.cloud);
        }
        $("#g-add-tag-form").resetForm();
      }
    });
  });
</script>

<?=tag::get_add_form($theme->item()); ?>

Well, you could do something like this to add the new tag name to the end, but it won't be clickable (that would be a lot more complicated):

<?php defined("SYSPATH") or die("No direct script access.") ?>
<div class="g-display-tags-block" id="g-display-tags-block">
  <? $not_first = 0; ?>
  <? foreach ($tags as $tag): ?>
  <?= ($not_first++) ? "," : "" ?>
    <a href="<?= $tag->url() ?>"><?= html::clean($tag->name) ?></a>
  <? endforeach ?>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript">
  $("#g-add-tag-form").ready(function() {
    var url = $("#g-tag-cloud").attr("ref") + "/autocomplete";
    $("#g-add-tag-form input:text").autocomplete(
      url, {
        max: 30,
        multiple: true,
        multipleSeparator: ',',
        cacheLength: 1
      }
    );
    $("#g-add-tag-form").ajaxForm({
      dataType: "json",
      success: function(data) {
        if (data.result == "success") {
          var originalhtml = document.getElementById('g-display-tags-block').innerHTML;
          $("#g-display-tags-block").html(originalhtml + ", " + document.getElementById('g-add-tag-form').name.value);
        }
        $("#g-add-tag-form").resetForm();
      }
    });
  });
</script>

<?=tag::get_add_form($theme->item()); ?>

My Dang! is sorted out - thanks

all the best
HB - http://www.image.agentura.dk

Looks fine to me.

Looks good to me. I am surprised that it looks so similar.
[img]http://gallery.menalto.com/files/side-by-side-tags.png[/img]

Dave
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Never mind, found the solution here: how to show tags for an album