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Image_annotate is a project mainly written in PHP and JAVASCRIPT, based on the GPL-2.0 license.
Drupal module for annotating images.
Image Annotate allows users to attach notes or user references to areas of a picture. This is what Flickr and Facebook already do.
This module is based on jQuery UI and only work with the Image and ImageField modules: please feedback, issues and remarks on the project page (http://drupal.org/project/image_annotate).
Copy the image_annotate folder into your module folder.
Go to the modules page (admin/build/modules) and enable the Image Annotate module (dependency on jquery_ui and imagefield modules, tested with the jQuery UI 1.6 library)
Go to the permissions page (admin/user/permissions) and activate the appropriate permissions: users need both permissions for comments AND image annotations.
Navigate to the admin page of the content type for which you want to have an annotative image (admin/content/node-type/YOUR_CONTENT_TYPE):
a. Activate comments for that content type ("Comment settings")
b. Go to the "Display fields" sub section (admin/content/node-type/picture/display) and select the widget for handling display of the body: select the "Image with annotations" one.
Next time you create a node of that type, when viewing the node you will see an "Add a note" link that lets you add comments on the picture (given that you have the permission to do so).
Here is an example of the markup that is generated when annotations are enabled for an image.
This module is still being actively develop, here are a few things that are still to be done:
Clean and optimize jQuery
Add a hook to enable other types of annotations: user reference, taxonomy...
Ronan Berder [email protected] http://drupal.org/user/49057 http://teddy.fr