XnView Software

Is there a "tag" available that contains the Output Directory you specify on the Create>Web Page dialog? I mean the variables contained with #...# in the templates, for example #FRAME_PAGE#.

I am working in an ASP environment which requires (if you can believe it?!) absolute directories for just about anything, so for example, the simple code:

<a href="picimg/fest093.html"><img src="picthm/t_fest093.jpg" width="150" height="111" alt="fest093.jpg" title="fest093.jpg"></a>

will not work. You need to place the full path to each file in front of each name:

<a href="/fest09album/picimg/fest093.html"><img src="/fest09album/picthm/t_fest093.jpg" width="150" height="111" alt="fest093.jpg" title="fest093.jpg"></a>

Right now, I have to create the web album and then do the changes manually (via search/replace). I would like to be able to build the path into the template.

No, but i'll add it

OK, that would be very helpful. (I love XNView, by the way!) Thanks!

#ID_OUTPUT_FOLDER# - any examples how to use it?

RGhost wrote:#ID_OUTPUT_FOLDER# - any examples how to use it?

The same as other, you have a problem?

If I understand correctly I must use it in my template like:
But xnview doesn't process it. I tried to use it in other places in my template and got the same result. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

RGhost wrote:If I understand correctly I must use it in my template like:

Code: Select all

<a href="#ID_OUTPUT_FOLDER##FRAME_PAGE#"><img src="#ID_OUTPUT_FOLDER##THUMB_LINK#" width="#THUMB_WIDTH#" height="#THUMB_HEIGHT#" alt="#FILENAME#" title="#FILENAME#"></a><br>

But xnview doesn't process it. I tried to use it in other places in my template and got the same result. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

Strange, please send me your template to test?

For this test I added this tag in Simple[XnView] template and got same result. Here is the modified template: http://veda3d.com/img/Simple[XnView].rar

p.s. I'm used XnView v1.97 Complete version

Sorry it's not #ID_OUTPUT_FOLDER# but #OUTPUT_FOLDER#