Well, theres one other possible person who can view it. It's an online version of my labbook with photos of the materials before and after a reaction to show visible changes. It's nice to have the full size photo available to see the product close up.

I keep it along with my physical labbook but with photos included it makes it better and with it being online its easy to get to and view.

That's pretty much what I'm doing already. I wanted something fancier :$

Even though its only me that uses it there might be a chance I'll set it up for a few other people at work/uni. Tho that means I'll have to support it, so probably not.

Well if you ever let other people use it, you're probably going to need some kind of server-side script to resize the images before they get sent to the browser, otherwise you'll have people making galleries of 10+ megapixel images, which might put quite a strain on the server.

PHP or Sinatra would probably be suitable for something like this, basically anything that you can upload images to and which will create thumbnails and preview-size images automatically.

That said, browsers these days are quite good at resizing images so that's less of a concern (unless people visit using IE<9). I might have a go at making a simple lightbox thing, as I will need one for my caerphoto.com site eventually, and it's an interesting challenge.

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me too :$

Can you make it so the image appears on the existing page on Android , rather than adding 600odd pixels to the bottom of the page to display in?

Lightbox and others do the same, so I suspect not :(

I'll give that a go tomorrow.

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How queer. That suggests to me an issue with the way the browser is reporting the scroll position. HMMM :(

I've also just found out that IE9 displays all images at the same size as whichever image you click first. This is most vexing :@ (and best of all it works just fine in IE8 :? )

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