I don't think the button is theme dependent. At least I didn't add any code for the button, it's just there out-of-the-box.
You don't see a download button when you're on a picture.php page that contains a video?
See for example https://pwgdemo.kuther.net/picture/18-samplevideo_1280x720_20mb/category/11-video
I don't think the button is theme dependent. At least I didn't add any code for the button, it's just there out-of-the-box.
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Hello thank you for your reaction I think I am wrongly expressed because I say download in the sense of sending a video from a computer to a server of heaviness and not the other way around.
And this from the user interface piwigo car allows only these types of files: jpg, jpeg, png, gif and it would be necessary to add mp4, flv ... without using plugins
Hello thank you for your reaction I think I am wrongly expressed because I say download in the sense of sending a video from a computer to a server of heaviness and not the other way around.
And this from the user interface piwigo car allows only these types of files: jpg, jpeg, png, gif and it would be necessary to add mp4, flv ... without using plugins
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@zorodimanche
I would suggest using this plugin:
http://piwigo.org/ext/extension_view.php?eid=610
Works perfectly for me!
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Hi, piwigo allows to download pictures but it would also be interresant so that it also downloads videos.
You don't see a download button when you're on a picture.php page that contains a video?
See for example https://pwgdemo.kuther.net/picture/18-samplevideo_1280x720_20mb/category/11-video
I don't think the button is theme dependent. At least I didn't add any code for the button, it's just there out-of-the-box.
Hello thank you for your reaction I think I am wrongly expressed because I say download in the sense of sending a video from a computer to a server of heaviness and not the other way around.
And this from the user interface piwigo car allows only these types of files: jpg, jpeg, png, gif and it would be necessary to add mp4, flv ... without using plugins
@zorodimanche
I would suggest using this plugin:
http://piwigo.org/ext/extension_view.php?eid=610
Works perfectly for me!
You can add video file extension to local/config/config.php by extending $conf['file_ext']