Rod said:
Almost there, I don't like the 'created with' message at the bottom of the
html.
You're right, that's an irritation. Its other prob is that it has no
ability to save settings. It's a small, easy program. But it'd be nice
if it were a tad less lite. And that it were free of its compulsion to
advertise the website.
Realy ugly interface, but does what I want, this is a keeper.
It has that old 90's look.
And as to options being in multiple tabs,
that's a design principle I frequently object to. This program would do
better to have the settings in a single-page dialog (either flat page,
else in a tree/hierarchy style).
Btw, what I have not tried yet with Dirhtml, it's to experiment with its
html output template customizations. Its on my near agenda. I have one
html output project in particular, where I could find no software to
automatically gen the way I needed... So I am hoping I can find a way
there via Dirhtml's possibilities.
Tried it 4 times, it crashed 4 times.
It must have some limit in how much it can handle at a time . Either
absolute, or at least in conjunction with how much computer power it
requires to fulfill a task. I tried it now with an extra large number
of objects (8000 files in 600 directories). It did it, but along the
way, it sputtered, choked, turned pale, until making it to the finish
line.
One that I deliberately did not recommend your looking over, that was
CD2HTML by Falk Petro (LFW in the 3x series). It can only handle being
assigned a very limited directory tree size.
One more note on Directory Lister. When I tried it just now, I can no
longer see how it is done to get it to drop separate index files into
target directories. So either I'm being blind this time; or else had
been previously, when I'd decided it had that ability.
But no real matter at this point. Having a software crash 4/4 times
does not make for the most wooing serenade.
This is nice, allthough it isn't the primary function of the program.
Yeah, but it was the only function that I could understand.
Thank you for your great help Karen.
I'm gonna keep both Dirhtml and 3D Editor.
I'm impressed with how fast you work. You got all those downloaded, tested,
and assessed in incredibly short time.
Thanks for posting summary comments. It helped me to go through and think
about these utilities a bit more. And to remember that I have the Dirhtml
templates rtfm'ing on my todo...
