Hello.
I would like to use The OpenPhoto CMS as a social site for wedding photographers from my country.
The script is excellen. It has all the features to be used in such a direction except one - the forum module.
Will you made such module in the future?
Thank you!

After i install openphoto. No matter what i do, i get redirected to http://www.eurodns.com/?refid=df7c5d89749b06851398aeb058925959 , which tells me , someone is making some referrer money of of this. So what is the deal with that? How is it i can't get a decent install going without these kind of tricks? It never even gets to a setup screen!

I installed OpenPhoto on our server and we are planning to give access to a bunch of photographers to show their work publicly. Some of their photos will be displayed on our main website.

An admin area would be very useful for me to create new users, reset passwords, and select which photos will show up on our main website.

I have install openphoto on ubuntu 12.04.

When I load openphoto for the first time and try to setup Mysql I get the following error:

Please fix the following errors
We were unable to initialize your account in MySql.
Please verify that the host, username and password are correct and have proper permissions to create a database.
Make sure your email address is not already in use.

How do I solve this issue? Where do I find the logs?

I have successfully integrated the hosted version of OpenPhoto (Trovebox) with my website. Everything works on the development platform, but when I upload the code to the production platform (Dreamhost shared server in US), I get an "oauth_problem = timestamp_refused".

stdClass Object
(
[message] => oauth_problem=timestamp_refused
[code] => 403
[result] =>
)

Whats interesting is if I keep refreshing the browser, 1 out of 6-7 hits eventually results in a success.

Any ideas as to what might be going on?

Many thanks.

Regards,

Himanshu

In addition to custom tags, photos must be put into predefined categories. With this feature, it can be possible to fetch all photos of all OpenPhoto users in a category.

User must be able to create some additional pages like a bio or contact page.

It would be great for trovebox.com to support SPDY to increase the speed of HTTPS connections on the site.

http://www.chromium.org/spdy

iOS and Android apps must be able to handle own-hosted installations.

This page is great to figure out what the users want the most.

However, users can not find this page easily anymore.

It would be great to see this page renamed "trovebox.uservoice.com", and advertise it on the main website.

The github issue tracker could be an alternative (with the tag "wishlist"); however, it is less novice-friendly, it is difficult to find and it should probably mainly be used for bugs.

This would fit in the open philosophy of the project.

It must be possble to import photos from Facebook, Instagram etc. to a self-hosted OpenPhoto

Hello, I am newbie to openphoto. Will working on a new theme development for openphoto. Wonder if there are any docs for template creation?

Thanks!

Removing tags from a photo now requires you to remember the name of the tag and use batch-edit -> manage tags and write the tag manually. As a minimum, this should have autocomplete, or better all tags should be listed just as the albums are. It should also be possible to remove tags using the tags-list on the single-photo-view.

A function similar to GPS tagging in Picasa or Flickr. Being able to read existing text tags of Cities or States and adding to a map would be an improvement over these other services as well.

How can I find all photos that is not assigned to any albums (or tags)? IMHO these should be easily accessible on the albums/tags pages as this would be useful for organizing photos that I forgot to tag when I uploaded them.

What is the current limit of image size? I tested OpenPhoto a while ago, but because I use full frame cameras (EOS 5D Mk3 & M9), the RAW files I would like to backup were too large for Open Photo to handle (>30MB).

I'd love to see a bar graph view of activity on a timeline. I have many years of photos so stretching my entire timeline across allows me to quickly scroll to and view photos from a particularly busy time (ie. trip photos).

I apparently have 226.61 GB on SmugMug. I want to know how this works out price-wise once it's been imported into Open Photos with Amazon S3? The answer to this question might be a good way of letting people understand the costs upfront (on the site before people join)...

Is there a way to export the photos that I have here that I so not yet have on flickr?