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Web Gallery / subfolder question
jonah klevesahl – 12:53pm Aug 6, 2003 Pacific
Greetings, all.
I am a motorsports photographer and have recently started using photoshop’s web gallery function to create galleries for the racers to view their photos after the race weekend.
I have created my own template, and that is working just fine. what I’m wondering is, can an action be created to allow me to point the web gallery generator at a folder, and have it create SEPERATE galleries for each folder contained therein?
for example, my folder structure looks like this:
CRA/
001
002
003
004
005
006
….
etc
right now I have to manually create a gallery for each folder, and it’s very time-consuming with over 150 riders 🙂 it seems like it would be possible to create a droplet, but I’m not able to save in seperate folders (they always seem to get saved in one place).
TIA
– Jonah Klevesahl \ Momentum Motorsports Photography
— <http://www.momentumphoto.net/>
Web Gallery / subfolder question
jonah klevesahl – 12:53pm Aug 6, 2003 Pacific
Greetings, all.
I am a motorsports photographer and have recently started using photoshop’s web gallery function to create galleries for the racers to view their photos after the race weekend.
I have created my own template, and that is working just fine. what I’m wondering is, can an action be created to allow me to point the web gallery generator at a folder, and have it create SEPERATE galleries for each folder contained therein?
for example, my folder structure looks like this:
CRA/
001
002
003
004
005
006
….
etc
right now I have to manually create a gallery for each folder, and it’s very time-consuming with over 150 riders 🙂 it seems like it would be possible to create a droplet, but I’m not able to save in seperate folders (they always seem to get saved in one place).
TIA
– Jonah Klevesahl \ Momentum Motorsports Photography
— <http://www.momentumphoto.net/>
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