Image Gallery

Here we use Image module to create a simple image gallery, say a collection of pictures of:-
(1) hand tools
(2) kitchen utensils





Get Drupal Module 'Image', Download To Your Computer And Upload To cPanel

In your harddisk, create a new folder:

Select > My Computer > Local Disk(C:) > File > New > Folder > [Enter folder name say] 'mydrupal'

Go to Drupal Project Image

Select > 5.x-1.8 > [Download] image-5.x-1.8.tar.gz
> [save to folder] c:/mydrupal/[put file here] > Save

Don't forget check file with md5 checksum method.

Go to http://www.mysite.com/cpanel

Login username and password.

Select > File Manager > Go > public_html > sites > all > modules > Upload > [look for your c:/mydrupal folder] [select] image-5.x-1.8.tar.gz > Open (...wait till 100% complete...) > Back to /home/mydomain/public_html/modules > [window closes]

(continue) > [select file] image-5.x-1.8.tar.gz > Extract > [public_html/modules] Extract file(s) > [message 'Extracting Archives.....'] > Close

picture

Log out.





Website Enable Image Module, Grant Access/Permission

Go to your Drupal website at http://www.my_domain.com/

Login 'eve' username and password

Select Administer > Site building > Modules > [scroll down]....(contiue) You can see the Image modules below.

Note: Image modules comprise of 5 sub-modules i.e Image, Image Attach, Image Gallery, Image Import and ImageMagick.

... (continued).. [Image, Image Attach, Image Gallery, Image Import. ImageMagick][Enabled] check all 5 > Save configuration.

Select Administer > User management > Access Control > [scroll down] > [image module] [image gallery module] [image import module] check all [superuser only] > [image module] > [view original images] check [anonymous, authenticated user] > Save permissions





Consider Configuring Image Module

Select Administer > Site configuration > Image

Notice: the images folder automatically created here in /public_html/files/images.

... (continue).. select each image link and take a look but do nothing. We leave all image settings as it is at default.





Site Content Management, Categories (Taxonomy)

This is our first introduction to taxonomy which is another word for 'categories' ie. the 'categories' link.

Select Administer > Content management > Categories.

Note: there are no categories at the moment.

Select > Administer > Content management > Image Galleries.

Select > Administer > Content management > Categories.

Note: after we clicked "Image Galleries", the "Image Galleries" category is created. Basically it is just a grouping or category header. Now we create the topics. There are 2 ways to create the Image Galleries topics via:-
(1) Content management > Image galleries > Add gallery Or,
(2) Content management > Categories > add terms

Select Administer > Content management > Image galleries > Add gallery

(continue) > [Gallery name] Kitchen Utensils > Submit

Select Administer > Content management > Categories > [Image Galleries] add term

(continue) > [Term name] Hand Tools > Submit > List

note: above path shows /admin/content/taxonomy/1

note: above path shows /admin/content/image

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