HTML template - file size

[dcakovan]

Is it possible to add #FILESIZE# in KB for html templates... or is there one already?
Thanks.

[xnview]

Is it possible to add #FILESIZE# in KB for html templates... or is there one already?
Thanks.

Is added in 1.90 beta as #<FileSize>#

[dcakovan]

That did not seam to work.

I edited one of the templates (thumb.html) and had something like
<a><img>#<Filename># #<FileSize>#</a>

Only the file name would show up.
Am I doing something wrong here?

[xnview]

That did not seam to work.

I edited one of the templates (thumb.html) and had something like
<a><img>#<Filename># #<FileSize>#</a>

Only the file name would show up.
Am I doing something wrong here?

You have tested with 1.90??

[dcakovan]

Yes. With the latest beta 5 as well.

[xnview]

Yes. With the latest beta 5 as well.

For me, it works.
For example, i've change in thumb.html

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<div>#THUMB_TEXT#</div>

into

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<div>#THUMB_TEXT#</div>
<div>#<Filename>#</div>

[dcakovan]

Not sure if there was confusion but I was asking about file size. That does not appear.



THUMB_TEXT and Filename seams to be the same. but that is not an issue.

[helmut]

Is added in 1.90 beta as #<FileSize>#

Does not work for me.

From what I can see the place holder for file size is #<Size># and #<Size KB># (lower/uppercase doesn't matter).

I was about placing a question why there are placeholders with and without < >. But then the answer came to my mind: We have the original placeholders with #name#. In addition to those placeholders all placeholders which can be used for batch renaming (Tools > Batch rename) are available, but for those you have to use the less than and greater than characters <>, e.g. #<size>#.

It's very good that all those placeholders (original ones and the ones used in batch renaming) can be used, but the mixture of placeholders with '#' and with '#<' is not so good. Perhaps in addition to the # notation there could be the #< notation for all original placeholders.

[xnview]

Not sure if there was confusion but I was asking about file size. That does not appear.

Sorry it's #<Size>#

[dcakovan]

Sorry it's #<Size>#

Thanks a lot. This works but it shows in bytes. Is there another command for kilobytes?

[helmut]

Is there another command for kilobytes?

#<Size KB># (see above)

[dcakovan]

I am really sorry, I missed.
Thank you very much.