Refs #16. Added image lib tester to utilities.

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diff --git a/views/default/tidypics/admin/imagelib.php b/views/default/tidypics/admin/imagelib.php
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-<?php
-
-$img_type = get_subtype_id('object', 'image');
-$query = "SELECT count(guid) as total from {$CONFIG->dbprefix}entities where subtype={$img_type}";
-$total = get_data_row($query);
-$num_images = $total->total;
-
-$img_type = get_subtype_id('object', 'album');
-$query = "SELECT count(guid) as total from {$CONFIG->dbprefix}entities where subtype={$img_type}";
-$total = get_data_row($query);
-$num_albums = $total->total;
-
-$num_comments_photos = count_annotations(0, 'object', 'image', 'generic_comment');
-$num_comments_albums = count_annotations(0, 'object', 'album', 'generic_comment');
-
-$num_views = count_annotations(0, 'object', 'image', 'tp_view');
-
-if (get_plugin_setting('tagging', 'tidypics') != "disabled")
-	$num_tags = count_annotations(0, 'object', 'image', 'phototag');
-?>
-<br />
-<h3>Overview</h3>
-<p>
-	An image library is required by Tidypics to perform various manipulations: resizing on upload, watermarking, rotation, and cropping.
-	There are three image library options with Tidypics: PHP extension <a href="http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.image.php">GD</a>,
-	<a href="http://www.imagemagick.org/">ImageMagick</a> called via a system call, and the PHP extension
-	<a href="http://pecl.php.net/package/imagick/">imagick</a>. GD is the most common of the three on hosted servers but suffers
-	from serious memory usage problems when resizing photos. If you have access to ImageMagick (whether through system calls or the
-	PHP extension), we recommend that you use that.
-</p>
-<h3>Testing ImageMagick Commandline</h3>
-<p>
-	To use the ImageMagick executables, PHP must be configured to allow calls to exec(). You can check our
-	<a href="<?php echo $CONFIG->wwwroot . 'mod/tidypics/pages/server_analysis.php'; ?>">server analysis page</a> to find out the
-	configuration of your server. Next, you need to determine the path to ImageMagick on your server. Your hosting service should
-	be able to provide this to you. You can test if the location is correct below. If successful, it should display the version of
-	ImageMagick installed on your server.
-</p>
-<br />
-<p>
-	<?php echo elgg_echo('tidypics:settings:im_path'); ?><br />
-	<input name="im_location" type="text" />
-	<input type="submit" value="Submit" onclick="TestImageMagickLocation();" />
-</p>
-<div id="im_results"></div>
-
-<script type="text/javascript">
-	function TestImageMagickLocation()
-	{
-		var loc = $('input[name=im_location]').val();
-		$("#im_results").html("");
-		$.ajax({
-			type: "GET",
-			url: "<?php echo $CONFIG->wwwroot . 'mod/tidypics/actions/admin/imtest.php'; ?>",
-			data: {location: loc},
-			cache: false,
-			success: function(html){
-				$("#im_results").html(html);
-			}
-		});
-	}
-</script>
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