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Generating HMTL when resizing images

jleslie48
on November 10th 2005

heres another request, it would be nice if the program would also
make a contact sheet html linking the new resized images to their orginals automatically. For example, a result of
calling "photoresize100" along with having all the thumnails being
made, a file "contactsheet.html" could be made to display the images.
the contents of the file contactsheet.html should be of the style:

<html>
<body>
<a href="pict001.jpg"> <img src="pict001_100.jpg"> </a>
<a href="pict002.jpg"> <img src="pict002_100.jpg"> </a>
<a href="pict003.jpg"> <img src="pict003_100.jpg"> </a>
...

</body>
</html>

This would be an immense timesaver as well.

Vlasta
on November 27th 2005

...I have finally found some time to release a new version. The proposed feature is now available - check the last example on the page with advanced configuration options.

SpeedOfLight
on November 28th 2006

I have a request about this funktion...
I have several homepages where I halp out and your program has speard me several hours in image resizing.. And now with this new funktion it will save me even more time, but I have this request..

If I have a couple of images, makes a resized version with a html generated page. A couple of days later, I get some more pictures, want to add them in the HTML code..

Now I have to resize all pictures again and take the new HTML file and use it.

That is a bit annoying...

Even so Im still greatfull for this feature, but If you could do so it just add's the new images in the existing HTML code it would be just great, couse then I wouldent have to open the 2 diffrent HTML codes and combind them.

That would also make it easier to combind horisontal and vertical pictures in the same page, just using 2 versions of the resizer. one for the vertical and one for the horisontal pictures but still using the same HTML..

I hope you understand what I'm going with this...
My english aint the best there is so my explenation might be a bit fuzzy.. :S

Anyway TNX for this great program!

//Conny
SWEDEN

Vlasta
on November 29th 2006

I am afraid that functionality like this is beyond the scope of Picture Resizer. Being able to analyze and modify html pages would require a lot of work.

On the other hand, it is possible to make the output more customizable by for example introducing placeholders for width and height or possibly conditional expressions.

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