Иван Фесюк Работа с медиа

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Work with mediafiles
Drupal 7 - file-entity

Fesyuk Ivan
E-mail: ivan.fesyuk@gmail.com
WEB: eneus.info
Skype: ivan.fesyuk

Files folder and DB place
 sitesdefaultfiles
 file_managed & file_usage
 Files in body text
 Settings
 Problem and solutions

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Where is my file?

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File manager
 File-entity
(7.x-2.x-unstable6)
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 Transliteration (7.x-3.1)
 File (Field) Paths (7x-1.0-beta3)
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drupal.ru
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file_type/node_type/user_id_or_name
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Famous galleries
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modules)
 Kaltura User Galler
 NodeMaker Galleries (dependencies – more
than 20 modules)
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 Views Gallery
 Fast Gallery
 Brilliant Gallery
 FlickrGallery
Work with mediafiles 6

Did you need a space shuttle?
Your Gallery

Your Drupal WEB-Site

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Light Galleries
 Easy,
 Flexibility,
 File(images/video/document) comments

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Easy Gallery – one node, one gallery
 Descriptions
 Tags
 Files
◦ Name
◦ Descriptions
◦ “Like” buttons
◦ Comments

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File fields
 5 file types

 Commets for every types

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File path
 /file/[fid]
 /node/[nid]/[fid]

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/node/[nid]/[fid]
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Interface like Google+/Facebook
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 Lightbox
 And etc.

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Example site with My Gallery
 www.myzhovkva.com/gallery

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Thank You For Looking
Questions to the speaker:

Email: ivan.fesyuk@gmail.com
Skype: ivan.fesyuk
tel. 093 72 86 333
WEB: eneus.info
myzhovkva.com

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