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08-26-2006, 09:12 PM
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Favorites and User watch?
Hello, I'm liking this a lot so far. I am working on an art site and I needed something that integrates well into vb.
My question is that is it easy to add items into a "Favorites" page in your profile? Also if a user likes a members art then is there a way to get a notification if that member posts a new picture?  Also, there are some plugins for menalto gallery that allow you let users buy prints of photographs using services like digibug. Would is be quite simple to get a feature or plugin like that?One more thing Is there a way to choose which images get shown in the header of the main page? or are they only random? Fiiiinally, is there a way to feature an art work so it appears some where on top or on the main page (if using a VB CMS ) I'm just asking because there seems to be an addons section here that I can't view and I was wondering if someone had already created stuff like that for photoplog Also, is it possible to look at / or get a list of the hacks and mods available ? Thanks Last edited by garg; 08-26-2006 at 09:26 PM.. 
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08-28-2006, 04:25 AM
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Out of the box, you can display thumbnails on the main vBa CMPS page. If you want to change random thumbs to something else, you'd need to make edits similar to this or this. There is nothing built-in for the other items you mentioned. Though access is limited to pro users, here is a list of thread titles in the mods forum:
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