Globs site

https://globs.org/

WIPHA HISTORY

[new] Now handles iPhoto movies too
[new] The number of columns in the thumb page adapts itself to the browser window width
[new] Dramatically speeds up libraries loading by caching data as much as possible (after initial loading)
[new] Photos data (Exif) remain displayed as long as the user doesn't hide them again
[new] Adds a configurable cache size limit by removing the oldest cached images
[new] Adds a check for unsupported iPhoto versions (older than iPhoto 4)
[new] The installer and application helper are now Universal Binaries

[fix] No more refresh issue after the login, logout or library select page (appeared on systems with proxies)
[fix] Fixed the prefetch feature during slideshows (Mozilla family only)
[fix] An url pointing to a specific picture, with the guest login parameter now works if the user is already logged
[fix] WiPhA now keeps working while loading a large picture or a movie in an other window
[fix] Solved some 30s timeout when working on huge libraries (24k+)
[fix] A photocast could fail if some picture title or comment contained forbidden html characters
[fix] Hides the real server file path in the session cookie
[fix] Avoids multiple session cookies to be created on successive login/logout
[fix] Fix bug avoiding to access some (old?) Libraries (don't rely anymore on "Archive Path" which may be null)
[fix] Properly displays a thumb obtained by clicking a wipha link item in a RSS reader
[fix] Displays Exif info when using the "Don't store files in iPhoto" option, and improve the original file search algorithm

[fix] WiPhA may now be installed on more than one account on the same computer
[fix] Correct the 'forbidden access' bug (commented the mod_rewrite php-cgi setting)

[new] Photocast your albums without .mac !
[new] Works with PHP5 (Entropy package) and PHP4 (Default OSX)
[new] Libraries list only shows allowed ones
[new] Compresses slideshow images to improve download speed
[new] Prefetches next slide during slidehow (works only on Mozilla family browsers)

[fix] Solved a wrong date map blocks sorting (appeared if iPhoto was not sorting by time)
[fix] Forbids searching a reverse time period (ex: 23 - 15 Aug 2005)
[fix] Now properly supports multiple simultaneous block openings in the date map
[fix] Now clears the keywords field when starting a search in simple mode
[fix] Doesn't show the subscribed photocast albums anymore in the search bar album list

Rewrote the authentication system with a http auth for rss access
The "new version available" note is displayed on every page the first 20 sec of each login (as admin)
Don't display anymore the second search bar and pager when not necessary in the thumbnails page (when 1 to 6 thumbnails on the page)
Shows a "loading" wheel while waiting for data in the date map
Improved documentation presentation

[new] Multiple libraries management
[new] Filter on keywords
[new] Users can be set to have full access to a library (access to all library albums)
[new] Generates mails with a link to the displayed pictures
[new] Security: no data file is accessed through a direct URL anymore
[new] Import script improvements:
- No need anymore to launch the script editor and click the run button
- No need anymore to manually select the Photos folder
[new] Installer improvements:
- Automatically starts or restart the web server
- Automatically opens the WiPhA login page in the browser
- Updates all files date to force reloading new versions
[new] 'Credits' page

[fix] Logins are not case sensitive anymore
[fix] Forbids direct access to AlbumData.xml
[fix] Removed a wrong warning stating the Library folder was not readable
[fix] Solved the date map which could be too small on Safari and hide the OK button
[fix] Solved the year bloc duplication when clicking in the date map background if the library had only photos taken during a single year

[fix] Solved displaying a full size photo on Safari
[fix] Solved 2 clicks needed on Safari to unselect a picture which had been displayed selected
[fix] Solved the php time limit which could be reached when parsing big (about 15000 photos) libraries