On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, Eric Pretorious wrote: > I'm hoping to build a CGI script that: > > 1. creates a thumbnail index of .jpg files in a directory, and > 2. serves full-size images > > ....wrapped in an HTML template, on-the-fly.
I found the Apache::Album modlue and read the readme.txt file but still need some guidance on a few items: 1. Is there a module like Apache::Album that can be configured to wrap every response in an HTML template? 2. Should I split the thumbnail/index-creation and full-sized image response between two modules? 3. Is there a module that will add 'previous' and 'next' links to each full-sized image so that users can view the entire series of images without having to go back to the index after every image? 3. How can I set-up Apache to dynamically recognize users' photo directories. i.e., Add users to the system without adjusting httpd.conf for each new user? e.g., in httpd.conf: <Alias /photos/*/ /home/*/photo_album/> # Would this work? ....instead of spec'ing: <Alias /photos/eric/ /home/eric/photo_album/> <Alias /photos/justine/ /home/justine/photo_album/> <Alias /photos/ariel/ /home/ariel/photo_album/> ....ad nauseum. 4. Does Apache::Album cache the thumbnails or does it create then anew every time? -- Eric P. Los Gatos, CA -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
