Delicious Web enables you to export in one click the entire content of your Book, Games, Movie and/or Music collections to the web.
What's new in DeliciWeb
Version 2.0b25:
peg compression: not only does DeliciWeb now "sense" what the exact type of a cover image is, but it also proposed to recompress all the covers in jpeg in order to save up to 60% of the Web site size.
Once export is completed: you may very well not want DeliciWeb to show your Web site in your default browser when it is done crunching the code. Well now you can tell him to do nothing or show you the files in the Finder.
Cleanup library option more obvious: Delicious Library creates thousands of useless "Recommendation" items in your library file. If you want to speed up both DeliciWeb and Delicious Library, you can now delete all these useless items right from the startup window.
Redesigned Preferences panel
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The theme change shoudl work perfectly - but sometimes the cache of the web browsers displays the previous theme graphics. Try to force the refresh or use another browser if you change theme.
Idea is great, so thanks for DeliciWeb :) (especially for "custom import" !).
So far I found 1 bug:
-when importing shelf with 4 items (DVDs), program generates library with 4 covers in different sizes (the first one is 5x bigger then others and the last one is the smallest :O. I've made another test shelf with 4 items and it is OK. Strange.
-sometimes changing themes in preferences doesn't work (sometimes does).
Phenomenal! I love it. This is the one function that should be part of Delicious Library.
The only thing that I would ask is to reflect which books were checked out.
Looks amazing, and is easy to use. Good program. However, there are a few things that keep it from being a great program:
1) Don't start scanning the library upon launching the program! Either have a button for it or have a dialog pop up and ask Otherwise, after you launch, you have to wait several minutes for it to scan the whole library before you can even choose to quit.
2) Divide the library pages up. Having all 400 of my CDs on one page makes the page take FOREVER to completely load. Include an option to divide up the library pages alphabetically by first letter (A, B, C, or A-C, D-F, etc.)
3) Don't sort by the word "The"! All of my movies that start with "The" ended up in the 'T" secion.
4) Although not as necessary as the others, it would be nice to be able export just a user-created shelf, or somehow indicate which titles are currently checked out.
I think this is the start of a very promising program. Just add in a few more features and options, and this will definitely be a must-have.
Good idea. I'll use it when there is going to be an option to export particular shelf to html.
Btw I don't know if it's me, but DeliciWeb didn't export covers for the first three movies on the list. The rest is fine.
Hmm... v1.0 doesn't honor the fact that I may not want to publish DVD info. I tried to make just a books-list and it failed to create properly. It assumes the beginning page is movies.html. Also, the right frame gets trown-off when there is a long description. Try not using the center tag and left-align the info.
Example:
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UPC:
000000000
Value:
$14.99
See? I think it'd be better.
Excellent start - the program really needs to be able to support individual bookshelves from Delicious Library as the ability to publish just a select portion of a library would elevate this from "cool" to an indispensible companion product to Delicious Library.
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