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yummymummy888888
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I am pondering setting up a website for far away family members to view pictures of the kids etc as I have heard of other people having them. Trouble is after a google search is is all a bit mind boggling!!! so if anyone has any pesonal experiance of them i would love your help.
I basically want say, my mum, to go to this website, enter the password I have given her and view photos I have uploaded. Of course I want this to be free !!
I currently use facebook but want to wean myself of it!:rotfl:
I basically want say, my mum, to go to this website, enter the password I have given her and view photos I have uploaded. Of course I want this to be free !!
I currently use facebook but want to wean myself of it!:rotfl:
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or photobucket ?0
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Flickr, Picasa, facebook? :rotfl:
*edit* never noticed facebook in OP's original post *d'oh*:exclamatiTo the internet.. I need to complain about something!0 -
+1 for Flickr.
Alternatively, I recently built my own website, I found a deal on the Grabbit now board where you could buy your own domain name and 12 months of hosting for £9 - not exactly free (:o) but you would have the benefit of setting up a web address which your mum would never forget (my apologise if I'm tarring your family with the same technophobe brush as mine!!......
) for example https://www.yummymummy888888.com or something more appropriate.
You wouldn't even need to learn HTML if you didn't want to - you could just set up a photo gallery which is password protected, all my family photos are currently protected and only users I have approved can view them.NSDs: 4/50 -
Flickr is probably best for what you need
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Trinitrotoluene wrote: »Flickr is probably best for what you need

and iirc if you have one of the BT yahoo accounts.. you get flickr pro.. FREE!
If not.. there's a fee for unlimited uploads etc..
It's like $25 USD for a year.. so about £15 ish:exclamatiTo the internet.. I need to complain about something!0 -
try googling yolaThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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yummymummy888888 wrote: »I am pondering setting up a website for far away family members to view pictures of the kids etc as I have heard of other people having them. Trouble is after a google search is is all a bit mind boggling!!! so if anyone has any pesonal experiance of them i would love your help.
I basically want say, my mum, to go to this website, enter the password I have given her and view photos I have uploaded. Of course I want this to be free !!
I currently use facebook but want to wean myself of it!:rotfl:
This is easy enough to do, there are plenty of free scripts available all you need is a domain name and hosting.
A domain name ending with .co.uk would cost nothing more than a couple of pounds or less a year, hosting can be purchased for just a couple of quid a month and some hosts will give you a domain for free!0 -
flicktr is good because you can set your family photoes etc to private0
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