Photography site, heavy javascript.

[cmor]

I finally revised my photo site:

http://www.chrismorinphotography.com

It runs entirelly on php/mysql/a ton of javascript/a little css3. No Flash neccesary.
I'm travelling and don't have access to a lot of tech so it would be supremelly helpful to get some feedback on how it displays in different browsers. It runs on chrome and safari the best but should do well on everything. It may be a bit herky jerky in ie.

Let me know what you think.

 

[DesignerBill]

In Chrome, but not in IE 8 or Firefox, the gallery has an area at the bottom of the page that looks like a partial reflection of the images. I don't know if that was intentional or not, but here's what it looks like:

 

[cmor]

Thanks for the screen shot. It is intentional, its a bit of webkit css so it will only display in chrome and safari

 

[MarkR]

I couldn't really be bothered to test for a fully fledged vulnerability but you need to perform a but more sanitisation before passing the user input to the query, and killing the script/redirecting to a 404 if your query returns nothing.

Test:
http://www.chrismorinphotography.com/gallery.php?id=62f

Remember to use either real-escape-string or prepared statements and making sure the input id is numeric.

 

[cmor]

Thanks for the heads up, I was a little slow on taking care of that side of things but it has been fixed.

 

[reverseengineer]

I feel like the bottom thumbnails menu is too sensitive. Mabye slow it down a little bit

 

[adamchen]

Looks like too dark, and it loads slow or maybe it's just my net connection. Nice design!