I am attempthing to write a script up that will reduce work load on website updates. This is what i wish to accomplish. Webpage which contains inventory with photos and description. Main page has thumbnail to click on to bring up a slideshow of photos withinformation below slideshow that is static. What i want to do is to store photos and a flat text file with the information to be brought in, as well as photos to be loaded and have the script place them in proper sequence and load them into slideshow. All photos and text files will be in a particular directory for that item. The script needs to be generic in that it is loaded upon a click on any photo. The photo being clicked on is the link to the directory where that information is stored. Can anyone direct me to a starting point or even a possible script already done that i can use to modify for what i want it to do? Thanks

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