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When JavaScript mode is enabled, JavaScript code is added to the main index file (default index.html) to re-set the location to the JavaScript index file (currently hard-coded as "indexjs.html"). This results in JavaScript being loaded into the browser automatically if JavaScript is supported by the browser and the browser is one that WebMagick supports (currently Netscape 3.0X, Netscape 4.0X, and Internet Explorer 4.0X). Browsers that do not support JavaScript, have JavaScript disabled, or are not recognized by WebMagick safely ignore the JavaScript and operate directly from WebMagick's usual HTML files.
The advantage of JavaScript mode is that other than retrieving a few intial files and the images to be viewed, all HTML is generated directly within the user's browser, minimizing server accesses. In addition, navigation and presentation are dramatically improved since there is no need to pre-compute every possible viewing option and JavaScript has better control and knowledge of the browser than HTML does.
In order for JavaScript mode to operate correctly, the file
'webmagick.js' must be installed in the location specified by
$opt_iconpath
(see section Specifying WebMagick Icon Location) and the server must be updated to
associate MIME type "application/x-javascript" with the extension ".js".
Read your web server's documentation to see what is required in order
to add new MIME types (if the type is not already supported).
Apache server: Update conf/mime.types and add the line
application/x-javascript js
CERN or W3 server: Update config/httpd.conf and add the line
AddType .js application/x-javascript 8bit
Phttpd: Update modules/file.conf and add the following to the content-types list
.js application/x-javascript
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Specify the handling of a README file. If the file designated by
$opt_readme
exists (default `README.html') then make it the first
page seen when the user enters a directory. Regardless of this option,
the help icon will appear if the README file exists which is a link to
the file.
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Specify additional information to place in <ADDRESS></ADDRESS> tags in page frame. WebMagick copyright and support information is placed on all generated pages.
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Turn off the WebMagick copyright info and author's address on all generated pages. If you are operating a site that my mother wouldn't approve of, please use this option.
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Specify text to add to the page header in the thumbnail frame (a short term hack). This option is subject to change and will be eliminated if the thumbnail frame is templatized.
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Specify the page title. If this option is not specified, then WebMagick will generate its own title in the form 'Index of directory "subdirectory name"'.
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Specify a template (written in PERL) that represents the format used to generate the frame-less directory navigation page. This format will be seen by browsers that do not support frames. This is a guru-level option that may require reading WebMagick code.
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Specify a template (written in PERL) that represents the format used to generate the framed (left frame) directory navigation page. This format will be seen by browsers that support frames. This is a guru-level option that may require reading WebMagick code.
When per-image HTML mode is enabled, an HTML file is generated corresponding to each image. The HTML file is named based on the image file name with an HTML extension.
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Enable per-image HTML file generation.
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Set the file extension to use for per-image HTML files. The final name is the image file name appended with this file extension. The default extension is '.html'.
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Set the default URL target name for links in per-image HTML files. There is normally no need to set this target because HTML is normally displayed in the current frame and there are no links by default, however, sometimes it is desirable for links to display in a different (or new) window.
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Extra HTML to insert above the image.
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Extra HTML to insert below the image.
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Specify the background color for thumbnail frame.
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Specify the toreground color for text in thumbnail frame.
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Specify the foreground text color of the directory frame. Defaults to
the value of $opt_colorfore
(see section Thumbnail Frame Text Foreground Color) if not explicitly
set.
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Specify the background color of the directory frame. Defaults to the
value of $opt_colorback
(see section Thumbnail Frame Background Color) if not explicitly
set.
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Specify the link (active) color for the thumbnail frame.
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Specify link (unvisited) color for the thumbnail frame.
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Specify link (visited) color for the thumbnail frame.
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Specify link (active) color for the directory frame. Defaults to value of
$opt_coloralink
(see section Thumbnail Frame Active Link Color)if not explicitly set.
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Specify link (unvisited) color for the directory frame. Defaults to the
value of $opt_colorlink
(see section Thumbnail Frame Un-visited Link Color) if not
explicitly set.
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Specify link (visited) color for the directory frame. Defaults to value
of $opt_colorvlink
(see section Thumbnail Frame Visited Link Color) if not explicitly set.
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Enable decorative frame borders with the value 'YES' or disable decorative frame borders by specifying the value 'NO'. These options are passed directly to the HTML's FRAMESET 'FRAMEBORDER' option in the generated pages.
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Specifies the number of pixels allocated to the frame border.
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Specifies the number of pixels allocated to the frame margin in the vertical direction.
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Specifies the number of pixels allocated to the frame margin in the horizontal direction.
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Specifies the frame template to use. Templates are currently specified for the range of 1-4 with the following effect:
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Specify author name to add to the HTML meta tags in generated HTML files.
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Specify any classification information to add to the HTML meta tags in generated HTML files. This may be used by indexing robots.
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Specify page description text to add to the HTML meta tags in generated HTML files. This information may used by indexing robots.
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Page expiration date to add to the HTML meta tags in generated HTML files. Should be specified in the form:
"Tue, 20 Aug 1996 14:25:27 GMT"
Since the specified expiration time is absolute, use of this option
implies a commitment to execute WebMagick with option
--forcehtml
as least as often as the specified expiration period.
This information is used by browsers and caching servers to determine when cached data becomes stale.
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Specify keywords to add to the HTML meta tags in generated HTML files. Should be specified as a string with keywords delimited by a comma (e.g. "key1,key2,key3"). This information may used by indexing robots.
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