My Pictures?

[GreenAcres]

Is there a plugin or script that will allow me to view My Picture directory and the sub directory and a small preview of each picture?

Does this make sense?

Thanks

Thom

[Jim Doolittle]

An ASP file could be made to do that. Rather than re-inventing the wheel, search for such an animal on the internet. I bet you will find a free ASP page that shows pictures either via slideshow or thumbnails. If you find it, post or send me a copy and I will help you alter it for HomeSeer use.

[GreenAcres]

Jim I had found this it states it is VB.net but I was unsure about it.

http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Fl...diaCatalog.asp

Thanks

Thom

An ASP file could be made to do that. Rather than re-inventing the wheel, search for such an animal on the internet. I bet you will find a free ASP page that shows pictures either via slideshow or thumbnails. If you find it, post or send me a copy and I will help you alter it for HomeSeer use.

[bmora]

Pretty cool, I'd be interested in something like this, good find!!

[TrOjAn]

Heres a small set of files to display a dirs pictures in thumbnails on the left side and when clicked opens in the mainframe on right.. you will need to edit the path to point to your picture dir in Photos.asp

drop the whole folder into your Homeseer/html folder and call localhost/pictest/grabs.html

Enjoy

TrOjAn

[Jim Doolittle]

Jim I had found this it states it is VB.net but I was unsure about it.

http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Fl...diaCatalog.asp

Thanks

Thom

Thom,

Try TrOjAn's solution since it is already HomeSeer ready. If you still want to play around with the codeproject solution let me know.

[GreenAcres]

Thanks,

I changed to directory info to:

'  Set the path to the images directory ...
strPathX = "c:\My Documents\My Pictures\"
'  Create our FSO
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
'  Get a handle on our folder
Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(strPathX)
 
For Each objItem In objFolder.Files
 strImageName = objItem.name
 Response.Write "<img src=c:\My Documents\My Pictures\" & strImageName &"' height='125' width='150' onclick='enlargeIt(this)'><br><br>"
 'Response.Write "<img src='" & strImageName &"' height='125' width='150' onclick='enlargeIt(this)'><br><br>"
next
%> 

and all I get is the below

Any ideas.

Thanks

Thom

Heres a small set of files to display a dirs pictures in thumbnails on the left side and when clicked opens in the mainframe on right.. you will need to edit the path to point to your picture dir in Photos.asp

drop the whole folder into your Homeseer/html folder and call localhost/pictest/grabs.html

Enjoy

TrOjAn

[MPodlin]

"c:\My Documents\My Pictures\" is the physical location of the picture files. This might work on the HS computer itself but not from any other computer. You would need to use the URL path (\\computer\share) in order to see it from other computers.

The Pod

[TrOjAn]

It lookslike the script is getting the picture files as there are place holders for them.. I cannot remember as its been a while but I think? its .jpg ONLY.

See screen grab.

TrOjAn

[GreenAcres]

It does not even work form the Homeseer computer?

Thom

"c:\My Documents\My Pictures\" is the physical location of the picture files. This might work on the HS computer itself but not from any other computer. You would need to use the URL path (\\computer\share) in order to see it from other computers.

The Pod

[GreenAcres]

They are all *.jpg files but they are in sub directorys as well. I was hoping Jim Doolittle would chime in he was interested as well.

Thanks

Thom

It lookslike the script is getting the picture files as there are place holders for them.. I cannot remember as its been a while but I think? its .jpg ONLY.

See screen grab.

TrOjAn

[GreenAcres]

Jim are yor there or does anyone else have any ideas?

Thanks

Thom

[Jim Doolittle]

I haven't messed with FileSystemObject in a while. Try putting

Response.Write strImageName 

immediately after

strImageName = objItem.Name 

so we can see what the image names are.

[GreenAcres]

Ok it now shows the name above the picture but it does not show the picture. The picture is in jpg format.

There are also sub directors and it does not show them eiter.

Thanks

Thom

I haven't messed with FileSystemObject in a while. Try putting

Response.Write strImageName 

immediately after

strImageName = objItem.Name 

so we can see what the image names are.

[TrOjAn]

Thom, yes Im sorry the scripts dont go down any more levels of the file system, it only shows the photos in a single dir.

I was hoping maybe it would get you started and you could customise it for what you needed.

TrOjAn