Ok, I updated the gallery and used some info from a previous version in 2008 that allowed sub galleries.
So, this version will not only function as the original will, it will also allow sub-directories. I've also added a customization of my own that includes a header bar for the images with a close graphic.
Check out my gallery: http://www.Chrisamend.com/gallery/
ceruleansin: as i asked you in another post, i would like to integrate your changes to minishowcase, i'm flattered of your great work and i think all users will enjoy it. i'll open a branch with your changes and if you want, can try to give you access to the versioning server (subversion) if you feel like helping out directly over a branch.
let me know if that's ok with you, and thanks for the support!
he emailed me telling me i could integrate the code.
i'm in the middle of doing so, but i haven't had any free time lately. i'll send an announcement when i do, so feel free to subscribe to the announcement list.
Thanks for the news, but this implementation of subdirectories does not seem to allow more than 1-level depth. I guess this will be limiting for many users.
@Rockas : as discussed by email minishowcase and minishowcase-jm do run on PHP5.3. Deprecation is just a warning and JPG support might be an issue with your WAMP setup. Especially check that you have GD support as explained at http://minishowcase.net/?instructions#requirements
minishowcase is a *free* gallery and there is no promise of any features being implemented, nor fixed release dates. If I find the time, I try to implement some features, but there is no promise of anything, even if I say I will try.
I'd love to add sub-galleries as it is the most requested feature, but I have a full-time job, other side projects, a company to run and not much free time or thorough knowledge of JavaScript, so bear with it.
I'll try to find ceruleansin's version and post it to download.
A member recently tracked me down through the customers gallery above and requested that I help implement minishowcase on their website. Unfortunately I moved my customers galleries over to GalleryCMS more than a year ago. It isn't the AJAX or JQuery based solution that I needed but it implemented many of the solutions that I didn't have time to code myself. http://www.chrisamend.com/pure/
Because of the continuing interest in this program though, I will go back and take a look at the work done over the last year by Victor and see if their is anything creatively that I can add.