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    Snazzy way to create an HTML Directory Structure.

    I'm in need of something to do this. I want to specify a directory on my computer, and then have all of the files contained within the directory listed on a basic HTML page. I don't want to make the files available for download, just a listing of files/folders.

    If anyone knows of one where you can specify file type filters that would be even better. I'm just trying to archive my Video/Music folder listings for some friends so they can pick out what they want.

    I found one program that did the job, but I'd like to find some other alternatives too.

    Heres a sample of what the current program generated:
    tasty

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    dir /s > text.txt
    copy / paste content of text into <pre> html
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      #3
      Originally posted by Jean View Post
      dir /s > text.txt
      copy / paste content of text into <pre> html
      This is how I've done it in the past, frankly my new way looks much cleaner and is easier to read. Thanks for adding this tip though.

      This is what I've been using btw: http://www.dimin.net/software/HTMLDirCreate/
      tasty

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        #4
        I just found some free programs when I did mine, but I just outputted to text. Try looking for "file lister" or something in google. Thats what I do when I output my junk.

        I have too much, 145gb of tv shows on my HD, not to mention the books and books of DVDs I have burned with tv shows on them.

        Edit:

        I really want a program that will sort all my TV shows. Put them in correct folders, give them standard names, and maybe even let me know which ones I am missing.
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          #5
          why don't you write some code in php that stores the info in mysql?

          you could keep track of titles, catagories, dates, etc...
          91 m3

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            #6
            Originally posted by equate975 View Post
            I really want a program that will sort all my TV shows. Put them in correct folders, give them standard names, and maybe even let me know which ones I am missing.
            Ditto, I'd really like this too, when are we going to get id3 style tags for videos. It's about fucking time!
            tasty

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