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Looking for photo gallery suggestions

Homerboy

Lifer
Ive got about a million digital pictures I want to get online, but Im looking for some good software to automatically produce clean and GOOD html pages for me (including thumbnails etc) Ive tried a few programs in the past, but was never really happy with the results/options that they churned out.

So Im looking for some new suggestions. Toss out ANY and ALL ideas please.

Thanks!
 
I run my own server and have been unalbe to get jps and php to play nicely on 1 box.
I prefer jsp, but the downside is 99% of the opensource and such scripts are writeen for php.
 
there's one at http://www.moon1000.com , very simple to use and cleanly presented - but only seems to pickup .jpgs, not .gif's for some reason.

aslong as the relative paths to the images are kept the same i dont think you'll have to manually edit anything, but otherwise can at least just use find+replace in notepad 🙂 I think it doesnt have any java or php or whatever to keep track of you adding things, so if you add a bunch of new pics, catalog the new ones and edit the other pages to add the extra page in - a tiny bit of very basic html and then copy+paste...
 
Upon further review, and discussion... I think my nephew and I are just going to write our own little java/jsp script(s)
Anyone know anything about jpg metadata though? I know that data can (and is) stored in the jpgs themeselves like the actual timestamp the picture was taken, film speed, shutter speed etc.... we want to "rip" this data out of the jpgs and have it displayed. Possibly adding captions if possible too.
 
WOW! Good ole anantech.
Thanks a ton jon, hoepfully we can piece some of this together and get a fully functional, fully automated website gallery running.
 
Well the BIGGEST trick is going to be pulling the EXIF data out of the jpgs on the fly.
But my nephew knows his java pretty damn well and (hopefully) should be able to think something up.
 
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