Can someone come up with a hack for me? I want to integrate the actual image source into the clicking scheme of Coppermine, instead of having the image popup wrapped inside of Coppermine's border. Here is what currently happens in a Gallery default setup:
1. From the album, clicking on the image sends the viewer to the normal image view - ...&file=displayimage&album=1&pos=1
2. From the normal image view, clicking on the image sends the viewer to the resized image popup view - ...&file=displayimagepopup&pid=1111
Here is what I would like to change:
2. From the full image view, clicking on the image sends the viewer to the source image view - .../coppermine/albums/userpics/imagename.jpg
That way, a viewer could still have the normal image view controlled by Coppermine and be able to follow an image to its source by clicking on it.
Most of my viewers are using IE. However, their display settings are not so universal. At the image source, IE resizes large images to fit within the browser's window.
My pics are taken at 1600x1200. If I set Coppermine to resize my pics to a popup of 640x480, that is fine for a display setting of 800x600. However, at 1024x768, it looks very small.
So, a hack that would take the viewer to the image source would enable the web browser to keep the image as large as possible, without going beyond its borders, regardless of the display setting.
Can someone help me with this?
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