Save to WebSite in Chrome with OffiDocs

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Run the Chrome online web store extension Save to WebSite using OffiDocs Chromium online.

Save to Website ====================================== ###### by Rob "Fuzzwah" Crouch ### Overview An extension for Google Chrome which adds a "save to website" option to the menu when you right click on images on web pages.

### Requirements Along with this extension you'll also need your own webserver and enough nerd points to be able to save and configure a php script that this extension interfaces with.

Its super simple, but you'd better know where your web accessible paths are.

### Installation Firstly, create a world writable directory on your webserver (ie: chmod 777 it).

Create subfolders below this if you want to enable saving into a few different groups.

You will need to save a copy of, and configure, the Save-to-Website.

php file to somewhere world readable on your webserver.

In the php file you'll find 3 variables which need to be configured: // the full URL to the storage folder.

$externalURL = "http://yoursite.

com/path/to/images"; // the relative path to storage folder compared to the php file $internalPath = ""; // set a password here and then configure this in the extension $password = ""; You can either grab the files from here on github, or use this link and install it from [the Chrome Store](http://bit.

ly/18MejN5).

Using the Chrome Store is recommended as the extension will then be auto updated if/when I make changes.

### Credits and Props This extension is a stripped down hack of antimatter15's cloudsave: https://github.

com/antimatter15/cloudsave Props to the crazy88 for putting up with my testing.

Thanks to lexpex for pointing out that this old extension wasn't working any more.

### Version Info #### v 0.

4.

3 (7th Nov 2013) * edited to fix uploading to subdirectories (Chrome changed the way it handles localStorage.

setItem of objects, I'm now using JSON.

stringify and JSON.

parse when setting and getting.

) - - - - #### v 0.

4.

1 (16th May 2013) * URL now checked when updated in options, alerts if unreachable - - - - #### v 0.

4.

0 (16th May 2013) * Fixed issue with WebKitBlobBuilder which was corrupting uploads * Menu rebuild logic no longer done in options.

js * Settings saved via options.

js and menus rebuilt in background.

js * Added button on options page to allow user to save and close * Added check in php to catch if subdir is undefined - - - - #### v 0.

3.

0 (16th May 2013) * php file can now be located in same directory as image storage * Fixed another menu creation issue * Fixed duplicate menus being made if options were resaved * Fixed issue when no sub-directories were set - - - - #### v 0.

2.

0 (15th May 2013) * Updated to manifest version 2 * Fixed WebKitBlob changes * Reworked options saving / loading * Reworked sudbir menu system * Reworked password system (I don't see how it was ever working) * Generally took this a bit more seriously because someone else is actually trying to use it! - - - - #### v 0.

1.

0 (18th Mar 2011) * Extension working in basic form

Additional Information:

- Offered by Rob "Fuzzwah" Crouch
- Average rating : 1 stars (hated it)

Save to WebSite web extension integrated with the OffiDocs Chromium online