sure I understood what you want. And believe me you can achieve this easily with PHP. I'm a developer for almost ages. But I can't imagine you'll get a satisfying solution when you reject any suggestions from the list instead of actively helping to develop an idea. Just browse the web and get some inspiration. If you have trouble setting it up, you may want to ask and I'd be happy to help out. S. Am Freitag, 27. Juni 2014, 16:00:15 schrieb Anton Aylward:
On 06/27/2014 02:56 PM, John Andersen wrote:
On 6/27/2014 11:44 AM, jdd wrote:
Le 27/06/2014 19:59, Anton Aylward a �crit :
I just want to see the thumbnails so I can tell which photos I want to download onto my tablet to process there.
well... it's a sort of tiny gallery :-)
solution, script and cron job. So not immediate (I don't know how to trigger a script from a html page, but it may be possible):
warning, this script *replace the image by the result*:
for I in *.jpg ; do
convert -resize 1920x1920 $I $I
done
change the second I by th-$I to have thumnails, then buils an html page
convert is from imagemagic, resize argument gives the max size in the two directions
jdd
It would be better to put the thumbnails in a second directory: thumbs/$1-th and it would be wiser to make the thumbs much smaller, under 500x500, because all of this has to be transmitted across the net to his tablet.
That seems crazy to me. Why would I go to a separate directory ... And those would still be viewed in ftp-mode.
Also that bit you mentioned "Builds an html page", how is that done? Isn't that the hardest part?
Please read the URL I keep sending. Its not a HTML page you want but HTML streams to the web interface of the client. The script at that URL generates such a stream. All dynamic and all dynamically picking up on the image files, even if they are dynamically added to. No need to generate a directory of thumbnails.
Personally I'd use a <ul>..</ul> wrapper and have the items <li> tagged, but that's me.
Bandwidth? I'm in the next room and there's no-one else using it.
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