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Is there also a way to automatically generate the names within the table ? (something like: for $numb=1 to 67 ... attach:Pic$numb.jpg) ??? Yes there might be using the Clipboard and the (:index:) markup.

• Just for information
  Here is how I did my gallery:
• Create a new group: Gallery
• Use Gallery.Gallery to hold links and descriptions to all sub-galleries
• In each sub-gallery, create a page to hold the thumbnails, see the markup used below

(:table border=1 width=100% align=center bgcolor=#f2f2f2 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 :) (:cellnr colspan=2 align=center:) '''Tux''' (:cellnr align=center:) %newwin%[[Attach:crystal-tux-lt.png|Attach:crystal-tux-lt_thumb.png]]%% (:cell align=center:) %newwin%[[Attach:crystal-tux-rt.png|Attach:crystal-tux-rt_thumb.png]]%% (:cellnr align=center:) Filename: crystal-tux-lt.png\\ Desciption: Tux, facing left\\ Demensions: w 250 x h 304\\ File size: 52.1KB (:cell align=center:) Filename: crystal-tux-rt.png\\ Desciption: Tux, facing right\\ Demensions: w 250 x h 304\\ File size: 52.2KB (:tableend:)

Tux Δ Δ Filename: crystal-tux-lt.png Desciption: Tux, facing left Demensions: w 250 x h 304 File size: 52.1KB Filename: crystal-tux-rt.png Desciption: Tux, facing right Demensions: w 250 x h 304 File size: 52.2KB

That was pretty much all I did. The most time-consuming part was writing the individual text for each pic instead of having PmWiki fill it in for me. I wonder how hard it would be to implement, into PmWiki, a way to resize photos and auto-include file info and descriptions for each pic. Ian MacGregor

You may add the following lines to your config.php (there's probably an easier way... but is works):

    Markup(
        'filesize',
        'directives',
        "/\\(:filesize\\s+([-\\w.]+)\\s*:\\)/e",
        "Keep( GetSize( \"$1\" ) )"
    );

    function GetSize ( $file ) {
        global $pagename, $UploadDir;
        list( $group, $page ) = explode('.', $pagename);
        $size = filesize( "$UploadDir/$group/$file" );
        $kb = sprintf( "%01.2f", $size / 1024 );
        return $kb . " kB";
    }

Now, you can add a markup instead of the file size:

(:filesize crystal-tux-rt.png:)

You should get the size of the file in kByte. Bianka

To add on to this, you can use the ImageMagick utility identify to give you the info:

                     $ identify -format '%b|%h|%w' pic1.jpg
                     3.1mb|4288|2848

which you can execute from your GetSize function above and easily unpack the 3 data items.
- tamouse June 03, 2011, at 07:29 PM