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#25, RE: Help with large image files and lines
Posted by Kurt on Jun-16-05 at 08:34 PM
In response to message #24
LAST EDITED ON Jun-16-05 AT 08:36 PM (PST)
 
>(I can't just copy and paste just the names of the .jpgs)

Steve,

Actually, if you had a Mac you could.

You'll need to find a program that will build a text index of images.

If you have an ftp program that keeps a log, you can always up/download them to create a text list, do a search/replace to remove all the excess text and there's a list of jpgs.

Note that most FTP programs' logs have a limit, so you may need to make multiple uploads and copy each log each time.

For example, Leechftp creates a file like this:
~ Upload complete on ftp.domain.com (/html/images/nasa.jpg).
~ Upload complete on ftp.domain.com (/html/images/bg1.jpg).

Two search/replaces (remove) to delete all text before and after the image name and you're easily at:
nasa.jpg
bg1.jpg

Then using Linez' prefix/suffix, you can add the necessary html...

Prefix each line:
<IMG SRC="

(or <IMG SRC="http://YourDomain.com/folder/ )

Suffix each line:
">

And you'll have:
<IMG SRC="nasa.jpg">
<IMG SRC="bg1.jpg">

You can add the alt=altkeyword tag if you want, then use Replacez to hammer away at your keywords.