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GIJOE, the author of the module, did his best to minimize the amount of hacking to the core, and offered these two options to add extra feature to the default image manager.
(This is a summary/translation from his posting in the Japanese official site. I'm quoting here because I don't think he has provided this info in English yet at this moment)
a) Replace the default imagemanager.php in your XOOPS root directory with the one that comes in myAlbum module package.
This is the easiest way to impliment the feature.
b) Add a following line to 'imagemanager.php' in your XOOPS root directory:
include './mainfile.php';
[color=FF0000]include 'modules/myalbum/imagemanager.php'; // Line to Add Here[/color]
if (!isset($HTTP_GET_VARS['target']) && !isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['target'])) {
exit();
}
This is a bit more cumbersome compared to the method above, but it is safer because you can comment out (add '//' at the beginning of the line) the line you added in case you have any trouble by doing so.
Good luck,
Yoshi
