ImgHTML Version 1.4


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Purpose:

This freeware utility ImgHTML will create a HTML-document that contains links to your images given at the command-line. It can be used for at least the following reasons: It also supports the CGI-Interface. This means, that you can run it on your web-server and always produce a HTML-document that reflects the current state of your image archive.

Usage:

ImgHTML [-h file] [-f file] [-d] [-b] [-o file] <directories>

Parameter:

Parameter Description
-h <file> Use the given file for the head of the produced HTML-document. It should contain at least the following information:
         <HTML>
         <HEAD>
         <TITLE>
            My Image-Directory
         </TITLE>
         </HEAD>

         <BODY>
         
-f <file> Use the given file for the tail of the produced HTML-document. It should contain at least the following information:
         </BODY>
         </HTML>
         
-d Print image-dimension in HTML-document
-b Print basename only (no pathname information in description)
-o <file> Name of the output-file. By default, the filename is imgindex.htm
<directories> Every given directory is searched for files with the extension *.gif, *.jpg and *.jpeg

CGI-Remarks

You can run ImgHTML as a CGI-program. ImgHTML detects itself, if it is run as CGI or not. Therefore, no additional parameter is needed.

The following is a sample for a link to the ImgHTML as CGI

   <A HREF="http://www.markus.ch/mft0467/ImgHTML.exe?-h&ImgHTML/demoHeader.html&-d&/Images">
   See the current image archive
   </A>

Variations of output generated by ImgHTML

Download the latest version:

The latest version can always be found at http://www.markus.ch/ImgHTML/imghtml.zip.

History:

Version 1.4: (May 25, 1998)

Version 1.3:

Version 1.2.1:

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Warranty:

Since this utility is freeware, I do not accept any responsibility for damages resulting from the use of this software and make no warranty or representation. This software is provided "AS IS", and you assume all risks when using it.