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    is it posible to have the imagebrowser generate the thubs in a .thumbs folder like HTMLArea does?
    the reason I ask is this.
    I use the Random image snippet alot, and this snipped display’s all the images in that folder.
    when i want to use an image from that folder in the RTE the imagebrowser makes thumb files in the same folder and now my Random image wil also display those thumbs. thats very anoying.
    If this is posible that that would save me alot of time deleting those thumbs all the time

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      the thumbs start with a "." so you can just put a check in your random image snippet to ignore anything that starts with a "."
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        mm ok that would work but its also not realy need (clean) to put thumbs and images in the same folder.
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          Maybe not, but there’s no way I’m gonna go play in that javascript mess tongue
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            LOL ok I will overcome
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              I wrote a work-arround

              The code is a mess but I cracked it (I’m PHPn00b) laugh

              >>> View here <<<

              *Sorry for the bump but this topic has been read so many times I think it could be usefull*
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