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Subject: horizontal looper (repeat region) for images from directory
Category: Computers > Programming
Asked by: binarian-ga
List Price: $10.00
Posted: 08 Apr 2004 16:17 PDT
Expires: 08 May 2004 16:17 PDT
Question ID: 327437
I have this page that dispays images from a directory.
I have them showing in one long column. i would like to get it to show
up thumnailed in rows and columns. if you want to hard code it ideall
i would like it 4 columns. simpley great that local directory
structure and drop some images in the directory to test it out.


<%Option Explicit%>
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">

<html>
<head>
	<title>Images</title>
    <base target="_self">
</head>

<body>

<%
'Global Vars
Dim Newline
Dim Tabstop
Dim FSO
Dim RelativeIISPath

 RelativeIISPath = "/site/Logs/general/img"
Const FolderName = "D:/inetpub/wwwroot/site/carpenoctem/Logs/general/img"
  
'Functions
Function DisplayFileNames(Foldername)

   Dim S
   Dim Files
   Dim File
   Dim Filename
   Dim ImageFilename
   Dim Folder
   Dim Str
   Dim strExt
   Dim Num
   Dim Num1
   Dim Nat
   Dim bc
   
   Set bc = Server.CreateObject("MSWC.BrowserType")
	If bc.browser <> "IE" Then RelativeIISPath = "/site/Logs/general/img"

        '  Response.Write  " Browser in use > " & bc.browser  &
Newline  '  Diagnostic
   
   If FSO.FolderExists(foldername) Then 
	   Set Folder = FSO.GetFolder(Foldername)
	   S = ""
	   Set Files = Folder.Files
 		If Files.Count <> 0 Then 
	      	For Each File In Files   '  Construct FileName for Thumnail & Hot link
                                         '  Asumes if there is a
".jpg" or ".gif" there is an HTML listing
	      	
		    strExt = ""
                    If Right  ( File.Name , 3 ) = "gif" Then strExt = ".gif"
                    If Right ( File.Name , 3 ) = "jpg" Then strExt = ".jpg"
                    If Right  ( File.Name , 3 ) = "GIF" Then strExt = ".gif"
                    If Right ( File.Name , 3 ) = "JPG" Then strExt = ".jpg"
		    If strExt <> "" Then
			   ' found a Picture file of ".gif" or ".jpg"

	      		        Num = Len(File.Name)
	      		        Filename = ""
				  Nat = 0
				  Num1 = 1

			        Do While Num1 <= Num
		      	          Str = Left (File.Name , Num1)
		      	          If Right ( Str,1 ) = "@" Then Nat = Num1
		      	          If Right ( Str,1 ) <> " " Then 
		      	     	    Filename = Filename & Right ( Str,1 )
		      	          Else 
		      	   	    Filename = Filename & "%" & "2" & "0"

		      	          End If
		      	   
			          Num1 = Num1 + 1
			        Loop

                        '  Construct Hot Link text from FileName
			Num = Num - Nat
    	   		Str = Right ( File.Name , Num)    '  strip off chars thru "@"
	      		Num = Num - 4
	      		Str = Left (str , Num)  '  Strip off 4 char file extension ".txt" or .htm

                        '  Construct Image filename for Thumnail from FileName
                        Num = Len ( Filename )  
                        Num = Num - 4
                        ImageFilename = Left ( Filename , Num )   ' 
Strip off File Extension ".xxx"
			Filename = ImageFilename & ".htm"	  '  create filename for link to HTML page
			ImageFilename = ImageFilename & strExt    '  create filename for picture


                       s = s & "<a href=" & RelativeIISPath & "/" &
Filename & "><img border=""0"" src=" & RelativeIISPath & "/" &
ImageFilename & "  width=""123"" height=""89""
align=""center""></a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=" & RelativeIISPath & "/" &
Filename & "><font SIZE=""2"">" & Str & "</a><p> </p>"


                     End If
   		Next
		ELSE
			S = "<p>&nbsp; </p> <p ALIGN=""center"">No Pictures Posted yet!</p>"
		End If
	Else
		S = "<p>&nbsp; </p> <p ALIGN=""center"">No Pictures Posted yet!</p>"
	End If
   
   DisplayFileNames = S

End Function

'Procedures
Sub Main
	TabStop = Chr(9)
        NewLine = Chr(10)
   	Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
	Response.Write "<PRE> <body bgcolor=""#FFFFFF"" text=""#000000""
link=""#800080"" vlink=""#008080"" alink=""#C0C0C0"" style=""float:
left"" topmargin=""0"" leftmargin=""0""><div
align=""left""><center><table border=""0"" width=""517""
height=""110"" bordercolor=""#FFFFFF"" cellspacing=""0""
cellpadding=""0"" align=""left""><tr><td width=""780"" height=""90""
bgcolor=""#000000""><p align=""center""><font face=""Americana BT""
size=""6"" color=""#FFFFFF"">Carpe Noctem Photo
Gallery</font></td></tr></center><tr><td width=""780"" height=""473""
valign=""top"" bgcolor=""#FFFFFF"" bordercolor=""#FFFFFF""><p
align=""left""><font SIZE=""+2""><b>"
   	Response.Write DisplayFileNames(FolderName)
   	Response.Write "</td></tr></table></div></b></font></p></PRE>"
End Sub
   
'Main Call
Main
%>
</body>
</html>
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