| Name : perl-HTML-PhotoAlbum
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| Version : 1.20
| Vendor : obs://build_opensuse_org/devel:languages:perl
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| Release : lp155.1.1
| Date : 2023-07-20 16:08:13
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| Group : Development/Libraries/Perl
| Source RPM : perl-HTML-PhotoAlbum-1.20-lp155.1.1.src.rpm
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| Size : 0.05 MB
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| Packager : https://www_suse_com/
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| Summary : Create web photo albums and slideshows
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Description :
Admittedly a somewhat special-purpose module, this is designed to
dynamically create and display a photo album. Actually, it manages multiple
photo albums, each of which can be independently formatted and navigated.
Basic usage of this module amounts to the examples shown above. This module
supports table-based thumbnail pages, auto-pagination, and slideshows. The
HTML produced is fully-customizable. It should be all you need for creating
online photo albums (besides the pictures, of course).
The directory structure of a basic album looks like this:
albums/
index.cgi (your script)
hawaii_trip/
captions.txt (optional)
intro.html (optional)
image001.jpg
image001.sm.jpg
image002.gif
image002-mini.jpg
pict0003.jpeg
pict0003.sm.png
dsc00004.png
dsc00004.thumb.gif
xmas_2001/
captions.txt
pic0001.jpg
pic0001.sm.jpg
pic0002.jpg
pic0002.sm.jpg
pic0004.png
pic0004.mini.png
You\'ll probably end up choosing just one naming scheme for your images, but
the point is that \'HTML::PhotoAlbum\' is flexible enough to handle all of
them or any combination thereof. What happens is that the module looks in
the dir that you specify and does an ASCII sort on the files. Anything that
looks like a valid web image (ends in \'.jpe?g\', \'.gif\', or \'.png\') will be
indexed and displayed. Then, it does basenames on the images and looks for
their thumbnails, if present. If there are no thumbnails you get a generic
link that says \"Image 4\" or whatever.
An optional \'captions.txt\' file can be included in the directory as well.
If this file is present, you can specify captions that will be placed
beneath each of the images. For example:
image001 Us atop Haleakala
image002 Sunset from Maui
pict0003 Hiking on Kauai
dsc00004 Snorkeling on Hawaii
Also, if the optional \'intro.html\' file is present in the directory, then
that will be shown as the first page, with a link at the bottom that says
\"See the Pictures\". This allows you to put introductory HTML to tell about
your photos. You can put any HTML you want into this file.
This module attempts to give you a lot of fine-grained control over image
placement and layout while still keeping it simple. You should be able to
place images and cells in tables fairly precisely.
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