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<DIV>What I ultimately would want is a web page that displays my photos as I've
started to do more shootings and certain people (models) needs to view the
pages. So if someone can quote me on a decent web page design I would
appreciate it. I'll need to update the page every so often.</DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks</DIV>
<DIV><BR><BR>>>> weirdit@gmail.com 7:49:34 am 12/09/2006
>>><BR>On 9/12/06, Jon Miller <jlmiller@mmtnetworks.com.au>
wrote:<BR>> Like to know if there is a way to display images automatically on
a website. I have some images that I would to have displayed when a user
access the website. I need to make it simple as the number of images will
grow over time. I'm using Apache web server on a Debian server.<BR><BR>I'm
assuming you want some sort of 'auto' gallery??<BR><BR>What scripting language
does the webserver use?<BR><BR>You could do a really simple "ls *.jpg" glob in
php, and then a<BR>foreach on that array, to display the images.<BR><BR>Or do a
google for things like web gallery, auto scan directory, etc<BR>etc. I would try
and find you one, but I'm a little short on time<BR>before work (and after
today).<BR><BR>I do have a script on my webserver, that could be adapted to scan
a<BR>directory of images (mine are named in a special format, so you
can<BR>extract meta information out of the title) and display thumbnails
of<BR>all the images, and on clicking the thumbnails, show the original.
If<BR>you want, I'll get that somewhere suitable for you.<BR><BR>Tim<BR>--
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