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It has formatting like putting image titles saying T1 and some info under each picture, so it couldn't just display everything surely? Yeh spotted that when I was adapting it Thanks anyway guys, I have a billion other things I'm trying to solve too but I'll search around first

Ok, after searching for ages and resulting to making a thread about it, I found the answer 5 minutes later. The answer is php... <?php $filename = 'images/t1.jpg'; if (file_exists($filename)) { echo "<div id="T1" class="T1"> <img src="images/t1.jpg" alt="Photograph T1" /> </div>"; } else { echo ""; } ?>

Hey, I'm new, been designing and building for about 12 years on and off and thought it would be nice to talk to some of you I run a photography business. We show the client their images through the web. I have editors that I send raw images to and they transform them and when ready they upload them. To make it easy for the (non web design) editors to upload the images I give them a HTML doc with relative URL's which link to their 'images' file in the same directory as the HTML doc. All images for each client are named 'T1', 'T2' etc. This means no 'insert image' or any fiddling. They copy and paste the HTML doc beside the images folder and the images are found and used. My problem is that each client has a different amount of images and they have to open the HTML doc in Dreamweaver and delete any unused DIV's manually, we have roughly 60 clients a week so this is a massive pain. BASICALLY - If, image 'T1' not found, hide DIV 'T1' Any help is appreciated, Google returns nothing!