[Rocco Tripaldi]

Couldn’t find a tutorial here on the COW, but there is a good one on Adobe’s website here.

It involves using photoshop’s droplets to process a whole folder of images at once.

[Rocco Tripaldi]

ok. here’s another attempt. replace the LoadGallery function with the following:

<script type="text/javascript">
function LoadGallery(pictureName,imageFile,titleCaption,captionText)
{
var picture = document.getElementById(pictureName);
if (picture.filters)
{
picture.style.filter="blendTrans(duration=1)";
picture.filters.blendTrans.Apply();
}
var temp_img = new Image();
temp_img.src = imgFile;

picture.src = imageFile;
if(temp_img.width > temp_img.height)
{
picture.width = 470; //Replace "470" with the maximum width for a landscape
}
else
{
picture.height = 340; //Replace "340" with the maximum height for a portrait
}
if (picture.filters)
{
picture.filters.blendTrans.Play();
}
document.getElementById(titleCaption).innerHTML=captionText;
}


I think that should do it.

[Rocco Tripaldi]

Try replacing the javascript function found around line 153 of your code with this modified function.
When you copy and paste, make sure to include the opening and closing script tags. There are two variables in this function that you’ll need to replace and they are labeled. I have not tested this, so it may not work. Remember to keep the original function in tact, in case this doesn’t work.

<script type="text/javascript">
function LoadGallery(pictureName,imageFile,titleCaption,captionText)
{
var picture = document.getElementById(pictureName);
if (picture.filters)
{
picture.style.filter="blendTrans(duration=1)";
picture.filters.blendTrans.Apply();
}
picture.src = imageFile;
if(picture.width > picture.height)
{
picture.width = 300; //Replace "240" with the maximum width for a landscape
}
else
{
picture.height = 340; //Replace "340" with the maximum height for a portrait
}
if (picture.filters)
{
picture.filters.blendTrans.Play();
}
document.getElementById(titleCaption).innerHTML=captionText;
}

[Rocco Tripaldi]

Not sure if this will work, but try removing the height attribute from the main image.

[Rocco Tripaldi]

Mel,

Open your scan, then click Edit>Define Pattern.
Give your pattern a relevent name.

Now click on the paint bucket tool. Choose “Pattern” from the top tool bar drop down. Your pattern should now appear in the pattern select in the top tool bar.

hope it helps!