Having trouble keeping track of all those images in your web directories because you can't see what they are?
WebImageLister will show you what you've got.
Finally, a no-frills VERY simple but VERY effective, easy-to-install Perl script to display all images as clickable thumbnails from a single web directory.
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Features
 It's FREE!
- Displays all the GIF, JPG, JPEG, PNG and BMP images on-the-fly from a single web directory as thumbnails in an HTML table whose number of columns you can set.
- For multiple directories, simply rename the script and change the paths for each new directory.
- Automatically updates directory content each time the script is run.
- Thumbnails are created automatically, are customizable for size and maintain their aspect ratio.
- Thumbnails are clickable to their large image in a new window.
- Thumbnails are resized in the HTML page for width, so they don't exist physically and therefore consume no additional server space.
- Filenames are listed under each thumbnail.
- Easy, single-script installation with no-frills, strictly business performance. No extra programs required on server.
- Configurable for Unix or NT servers -- just change to the appropriate paths.
- Separate script included already configured for smilies directories to display those small images same size in eight columns.
- Detailed installation instructions included in zip file.
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Requirements
- Unix or NT server.
- FTP access to a cgi-bin directory.
- Perl 5.0 or higher.
- Ability to set permissions on server.
- Basic knowledge of installing scripts and dealing with servers, paths and file permissions.
And that's all you need!
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Installation
- Unzip WebImageLister.zip into a directory on your computer.
- In a pure ASCII text editor, make the necessary changes as described in the scripts.
- Upload webimagelister.cgi and, if you need it, smilieslister.cgi in ASCII mode to your cgi-bin directory or a subdirectory under it on your server.
- Chmod each script to 755.
- To list the images in different directories simply run multiple instances of the script by changing its name and paths for each directory. Upload the various scripts to the same cgi-bin directory.
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Image Directory Demo (Opens in new window)
Smilies Directory Demo (Opens in new window)
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