Randal L. Schwartz [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *> *>On my near-term todo list is to re-write that little image handler to *>get the descriptions from a database and to display the data using *>Template Toolkit for much greater flexibility. People keep wanting *>"next 5"/"next 20"/"all" buttons, and the current code is sideways *>enough that I wouldn't try it. If I rewrite it as a Template plus a *>plugin to provide the data, then people can use it inside their own *>Template-based websites with ease.
One of its most attractive features is that it's simple and easy to use so if you do rewrite it keep that in mind :) HTML::Template is a lot more simple and easy to use than TT2. *>There's apparently a Slashcode plugin (also Template-based) that is *>already similar. I haven't seen it yet. All the overhead of Slash is silly if all you want is a nice little photo album. Slash, like GD, is not for the undetermined. But yes, there is a plug-in but it isn't in the Slash distribution yes. *>And in spite of your spite (:-), thanks for the links. :) I tried very hard to find something else around the net written using mostly perl or better that I liked better but failed. Simple is good, especially when you have 500+ digital photos that really don't require any more trimming to add to the visual soup. e. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]