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TITLE: How To Arrange your photos ?

DATE: 2001-10-03 20:20:28

AUTHOR: Andrei A. Porodko

This is not a full-text article, this is just a short note as a Linux "How to" ;-)

You have got a digital camera (doesn't matter whether it's supported by ThirdEye or not :-), and you've already taken tons of pictures. It is a common problem, isn't it ? Even if you had enough time to sort them into different folders, you'll face another problem of how to look through them and then show them to your friends. This problem becomes more complicated if you decide to publish photos on your web-page. Windows users have plenty of tools for organising pictures in albums. I looked through some of them and found that mainly they do nothing except put pictures in folders and give them inscriptions.I realised that it would be convenient to keep albums in HTML format, so I searched for a proper tool and was successful. This tool is PPWizard - generic HTML pre-processor by by Dennis Bareis (dbareis@labyrinth.net.au, http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~dbareis/ppwizard.htm). It's difficult to imagine that a program with such name can be used as a photo-album organiser, but it can. I wrote an example of "Internet template" (in PPWizard terms). It can produce from pictures which are anywhere on your hard disk, some kind of html photo-album. You can look through this album locally via browser or put it into your web-page. Look at the screen shot below.

The most interesting thing is how you can add more pictures. You just put them to the directory and run PPWizard with this template again. You'll get new actual version of your album. I wrote a very simple template, because I'm not good at Html- and Rexx-coding. I dare suppose there are a lot of good Html- and Rexx- writers between our readers and they will create other templates (easier to use and more beautiful) and share them with other digital camera users on our site.

URL: http://ecomstation.ru/files/articles/photos/PPWizardAlbum.zip

Comments:

Bill 2001-10-13 17:53:11	Nice job for someone who says he's not good at HTML, etc. Your article doesn't make clear if it is shareware. Bill
Tony 2001-10-13 22:15:38	Hi guys ... Just a note to say thanks for making something which explores the flexibility/power of PPwizard. Now I can relate to it with a view to learning PPwizrd ! Das Vidanya Tony 14th.Oktober 2001 [e-mail]
Dennis Bareis 2001-10-17 04:38:29	Hi, I'm the author of PPWIZARD and just found this page. PPWIZARD is freeware. You might wish to check out my "photos" download (on ppwizard's download page) as an alternative. I wrote this recently as someone asked for it. What "photos" does is build on top of my existing "ftplike" add-on to allow you to set up a directory tree of photos (both photos and directories support comments) and run these through the tool for local or use on web site. real thumbnail images are created automatically (at least by default). To see a sample try: [url] Note that virtually everything is tweekable, this page is just the small sample included in the download. The only thing to add is that it has NOT been tested in Linux however I expect that if there are problems these should be easy to correct as it should handle slash direction and file case OK (i.e. provide detailed error reports and I will fix ASAP).

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