Is there an option to import with custom groups in PSE 9's organizer?

Question

With the Organizer included with PSE7 (and earlier, as I recall), I always used the option Custom Groups (Advanced) in Create Subfolders. This allowed me to easily save imported photos into different folders and naming the files accordingly.
For example, on one media card I might have some family activities, some Kiwanis activities, and skiing activities. With Custom Groups, I could import them in small groups, with different base names, and so on.
How do I accomplish those same things in PSE9. It was such a useful feature, Please tell me they did not remove it.
Thanks!

Answer 1

As far as adding java script to the generated form you can add a pl/sql code having java script in it for eg below is a sample function
which has javaScript in it.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION sample_javaScript
RETURN varchar2 IS
l_string varchar2(1000);
l_char_en varchar2(1) := chr(38);
begin
l_string := '<script language="JavaScript1.1">'||chr(10)
||'<!--'||chr(10)
||'function getField(form,fieldName,theElement)'||chr(10)
||'{ '||chr(10)
||'var objName = "";'||chr(10)
||'var tmp = ""; '||chr(10)
||'var recnummer = 0;'||chr(10)
||'var dAction = ""; '||chr(10)
||'var sel_idx = 0; '||chr(10)
||'var cnt = 0; '||chr(10)
||'var instance = 0; '||chr(10)
||'var slicedName; '||chr(10)
||'var slicedButton; '||chr(10)
||'var fillData = new Array(); '||chr(10)
||'slicedButton = theElement.name.split("."); '||chr(10)
||'recnummer = parseInt(slicedButton[3],10); '||chr(10)
||'for (var i = 0; i < form.length; i++) '||chr(10)
||'{ '||chr(10)
||'slicedName = form.elements.name.split("."); '||chr(10)
||'tmp = slicedName[2]; '||chr(10)
||'instance = parseInt(slicedName[3],10);'||chr(10)
||'if (!tmp) '||chr(10)
||'continue; '||chr(10)
||'objName = tmp; '||chr(10)
||'if (objName == fieldName '
||l_char_en||l_char_en||' instance == recnummer) '||chr(10)
||'{'||chr(10)
||'return form.elements[i].value; '||chr(10)
||'} '||chr(10)
||'} '||chr(10)
||'} '||chr(10)
||'//-->'||chr(10)
||'</script>'||chr(10);
return l_string;
end sample_javaScript;
Grant this to the schema of the form if they are in different schemas.
In the last sql section (Before Display of the form) you can simply call this function like this.
htp.p(schemaName.sample_javaScript);This will place java script at the form level.
You can similarly write what all javascripting you wish to do at the form level instead of
element level.For firing of Lovs also you can write code in the java script that will do the required action.