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Seeking Minor Development/Plugin

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ashkir

👽 Chevereto Freak
I am seeking a developer that can help me achieve the following:

- I want a page where I can get RAW information about each image in an album.

So say my album is ID# jsWAL I want to be able to navigate to:
mysite.com/albumapi.php?album=jsWAL

From there I want to see a list of all images in the album formatted like:
Code: 
https://cdn.mysite.com/images/jslaw1.jpg,https://cdn2.mysite.com/images/jsla9.jpg,anotherimagehere,another,etc

Basically I want every single image printed out in a comma separated line.

The ability to do this, would allow me to extend my current Chevereto greatly, because this is the most important information I need to obtain. The tricky part is, I want the "current" urls, and the problem is I have multiple file servers, and I cannot figure out how to fetch the appropirate raw direct image URL.

Contact me if you can take this on 😀
 
ashkir said:
The tricky part is, I want the "current" urls, and the problem is I have multiple file servers, and I cannot figure out how to fetch the appropirate raw direct image URL.
Click to expand...

You have to join image_storage_id from chv_images with storage_id from chv_storages to find out, where the images are located.
 
Thank you @bee I'll need to explore how to call those. I really would love to get this feature developed. I tried hiring some developers, but, they all quit. 🙁 Lost quite a bit of money over it.
 
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