Art HTML Listing

Art HTML Listing creates directory listings arranged by filter, sorted and fully customizable criteria.
Art HTML Listing is more flexible than automatic folder indexing provided by the web servers.
If we compare Art HTML Listing with Apache mod_autoindex, then the benefits of Art HTML Listing are the following:
ï¿­ Works for any web server, any hosting plan, any server configuration.
ï¿­ Can create and display off-line contents.
ï¿­ Trees and DHTML menu support. Apache can not create DHTML menus or trees.
ï¿­ Time and size filters.
ï¿­ Separate file and directory filters.
ï¿­ Both include and exclude filters. Apache supports only exclude filters.
ï¿­ Templates.
Here are some key features of "Art HTML Listing":
ï¿­ Tree (recursive) and table (linear) listings
ï¿­ Full featured file filter:
ï¿­ Files by name mask include/exclude
ï¿­ Folders by name mask include/exclude
ï¿­ Files by size
ï¿­ Files by modification time
ï¿­ Files by attributes
ï¿­ Sorting on filename, size, time or extension; ascending or descending
ï¿­ Flexible recursion options
ï¿­ HTML titles extraction
ï¿­ MP3 ID3 tags extraction
ï¿­ Image dimensions, color information extraction
ï¿­ Digital photo EXIF information extraction
ï¿­ Media types and icons support
ï¿­ MD5 and SHA1 hash calculation [for downloadable content verification]
ï¿­ Download time calculation for 56K and 1M transfer rates
ï¿­ Can show disk space occupied [for local listings]
ï¿­ Calculates recursive size for folders
ï¿­ Adjustable file time and size format
ï¿­ Command line mode for external automation, with the ability to run multiple projects at once
ï¿­ Save user preferences in project files
ï¿­ ZZI2: SSI-like template language, developed for file/folder listing processing
ï¿­ GUI template manipulations: modify template file, copy template, rename, change image, change description
ï¿­ Can handle large listings
Limitations:
ï¿­ 10 files from each folder are processed.
ï¿­ 3 folders are processed if recursion is enabled.
ï¿­ may generate XML or HTML differently
ï¿­ 30 days trial.