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IDS is a CGI written in Perl that generates a photo album website on the fly. All you need to provide are the images and (optionally) text descriptions. As you add new pictures, they will appear automatically. Each image will be displayed with information such as image type, file size, image size, and date uploaded. If EXIF information is embedded in the image (shutter speed, aperature, focal length, etc.), it will be displayed. It will create thumbnail preview images for JPEG, PNG, and GIF images. It will also recognize and display QuickTime movies, MPEG movies, and MP3 files. IDS uses HTML templates, so you can easily customize the look of your site.

Preloading images refers to loading images into browser cache prior to displaying them, and is used when you wish certain images to be revealed instantly when called upon (such as in a rollover effect). Use this script to preload any number of images easily.

This small script can generate Code 3 of 9 barcodes for use within your HTML files. The GD image manipulation library is required. Great for databases and inventory tracking scripts.

You can select a size and simply click on a button to see a picture or a page pictures in your favorite size. Zoom in or zoom out...

Secure Image uses image encryption with Domain Lock to prevent direct saving, right mouse saving, direct downloading and bandwidth theft. Image encryption protects the image that can be retrieved from the Temporary Internet Folder and cache. Options include targeted hyperlink on the image, status bar and image messages with optional border frames. Registration keys can be obtained by registering online. Registration is free but a web site address must be given to enable the Domain Lock. Version 2 series supports all popular browsers from 4.1 and higher on PC (98.5% of net traffic). V2.2 is free for non-commercial use. Also included in the download is the commercial version of the 2 series with batch import and processing, and Secure Image Pro which is available for and supported on macs. Pro includes several more options for display effects, cross platform support and batch processing for the professionals.

This sample code presents three different ways to show a random image in ASP, each approach illustrated and explained. Source code available for download.

Think of it as multiple slideshows all jammed packed into one. This script can handle more than one set of image slides. Toggle between them through text links. As an added bonus, you can specify whether each slide is linked to a unique URL.

With this script when you move your mouse over an image, the image size will decrease gradually, and will finally disappear. The script is very easy to customize.

Magnish Image Gallery is an image gallery for postnuke, and is designed for displaying large quantity of images (great for communities). Magnish Image Gallery uses GD library to automatically create thumbnails. In this new release a config file has been added to smooth the installation and to increase configuration options. Moreover a "send to a friend this picture" is included,user permission, image description.Works almost "out of the box" with just a few variables to configure. Supports 0.70x and 0.71.x and up. You can also have a "members only" folder.

An onMouseover script that makes any image(s) appear dull before the mouse moves over it; as the mouse moves over it, the image changes to its original appearance.

Use this script to create a stunning page effect by scrolling the background image underneath your page content. Includes variable scroll speed, and is very simple to install.

Features: Upload to server up to 10 JPG pictures, Rename files with given index, Create SWF images from uploaded pictures, Create JPG thumbnails, Create SWF thumbnails. Also includes an Online JPG to SWF converter with preloader. Script require MING + GD 1.6 + ImageMagic or MING + GD 2.0

A handy script to display rotating images on your site in two different ways. You can use either simple rotation or display a random image each time the page is loaded.

This JavaScript checks if all the images in the document exists. If a particular image does not exist, that image will be replaced by a custom image. Works with IE only. In IE, if a particular image does not show up, then its dimensions are 28 x 30 (without the 'alt'). So, the script checks all images with this size after removing the 'alt' tag. If such an image exists, it is a broken-image. The only drawback is that if your image has dimensions of 28 x 30, even if it exists the script will treat it as a broken-image. But there is a solution. You can prevent the script from checking for such scripts by placing an attribute-value pair nc="1".

A simple script for preloading site images. This is especially useful for preloading the images used in rollovers such as buttons, to help them run smoothly from the first mouseover.

The script can display the folders and thumbnails of selected folder; and display the full size image of selected thumbnail. Can print the size of images dinamically.

Unlike most image slideshows which display images in sequential order, this one randomly picks its image to show each time.

This is the easiest tutorial on how to rotate images by random. Code included.

Use this script to add a simple image trail to your webpage. A single image follows the mouse around, and is configurable in several useful ways.

An attention grabbing animated menu which �zooms� the buttons in from various directions as the applet loads, and when the user selects a menu option. Variety of effects, play sounds, use multiple images. Demonstration version available, plus full documentation and our excellent support package