Web photo album with mutiple resolutions?

[Bruce Chastain]

Does anyone know of a software package that will automate the creation of
web pages for a photo album, that supports mutiple resoltions per thumbnail?

In other words, more than one link underneath each thumbnail (e.g 640x480,
1280x1024), or a drill down approach that each double click on an image
takes you to the next higher resolution file.

I know I can do that manually, but I'm looking for web creation software
that will automate that process.

Thanks,
Bruce.

 

[T. Audry Glamour]

Does anyone know of a software package that will automate the creation of
web pages for a photo album, that supports mutiple resoltions per thumbnail?

Using php: <http://spgm.sourceforge.net/>

Audry

 

[VinnyH]

Anyone have a copy of SPGM, their site is down at the moment and I'm psyched
to try it. I searched but couldn't find any other download links, they all
refer to the sourceforge site.

Thanks,
Vinny
(e-mail address removed)

 

[alt255]

Anyone have a copy of SPGM, their site is down at the moment and I'm
psyched to try it. I searched but couldn't find any other download
links, they all refer to the sourceforge site.

Thanks,
Vinny
(e-mail address removed)

Ouch, never seen sourceforge down before...

Do you know the exact filename? If you do search for it on google.
--

 

[VinnyH]

Their site is back up. There was a message page siting maintenance as the
reason they were down.

Got the download.

Best to all,
Vinny

 

[Greg Schmidt]

Does anyone know of a software package that will automate the creation of
web pages for a photo album, that supports mutiple resoltions per thumbnail?

In other words, more than one link underneath each thumbnail (e.g 640x480,
1280x1024), or a drill down approach that each double click on an image
takes you to the next higher resolution file.

I know I can do that manually, but I'm looking for web creation software
that will automate that process.

I use IDS (http://ids.sourceforge.net/). The latest version is over a
year old now, and I'm not sure what the status of the project is now.
However, it does a good job for me (http://greg.trawna.com/photos/).
Resolution selection is done with a drop-down, although I'm sure it
wouldn't be difficult to modify it to use a list of links if you prefer.
There are a couple of bugs I've fixed in my local copy, mainly related
to the web-based administration tool; let me know if you'd like a patch
file.

 

[Bruce Chastain]

I use IDS (http://ids.sourceforge.net/). The latest version is over a
year old now, and I'm not sure what the status of the project is now.
However, it does a good job for me (http://greg.trawna.com/photos/).
Resolution selection is done with a drop-down, although I'm sure it
wouldn't be difficult to modify it to use a list of links if you prefer.
There are a couple of bugs I've fixed in my local copy, mainly related
to the web-based administration tool; let me know if you'd like a patch
file.

That looks like a great little program, but unfortunately, I'm Windows and
the minimum requirements are IIS 5.0 which I don't have.

Thanks anyway.

Bruce.