The Atrox Imageviewer (AIv) displays your screenshots or images on a nice and clean page. In combination with e.g. Monosnap or ShareX, you can use it as your own imageuploader service.
- Apache 2
- mod_rewrite
- PHP 5.6
- Upload the directory
imgviewer/with all it's files and folders to your webspace. - Open up
imgviewer/index.phpin your browser. Your server now creates a.htaccessfile with all that's needed. - Done! You can now start uploading images into the main directory.
All images have to be uploaded into the main directory (e.g. /imgviewer/) of the AIv. If you now open up an image in this directory w/o its file extension, the AIv will appear. If you open up the same image w/ file extension, it will be displayed in the usual way.
- Display images of various types
- Automatic setup
- Download and embed image
- Automatic update checker
- Better mobile support
- Zoomable images
A configuration is not necessarily required. If you still want to change the default values, just copy or move /imgviewer/page/config_default.php to /imgviewer/page/config.php and edit the values.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
$title |
Title, which is displayed in the navigationbar and in the title of your browser. |
$dateformat |
The date format used in the AIv. (supports all php parameters) |
$format |
Array with all image types that should be displayed by the AIv. |
$headerlink |
Link that is used in the header of AIv. |
$theme |
Url or path to a bootstrap theme. Leave empty to disable theme option. |
If you want to force the use of HTTPS, you can just a the following lines to the beginning (not to the end!) of your .htaccess file.
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} YOUR_HTTP_PORT
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME/$1 [R,L]
Replace YOUR_HTTP_PORT with your HTTP port (default: 80) and YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME with your domain, e.g. yourdomain.tld. This rule will rewrite all requests from YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME:YOUR_HTTP_PORT to https://YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME.