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Re: Announcing DeepSpace.com
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lugnet.publish.html
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Thu, 15 Jan 2004 02:58:24 GMT
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In lugnet.publish.html, John Henry Kruer wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Bram Lambrecht wrote:
Would you need to store it as a string an the database? Couldn’t you just
simply pass along a session variable that holds the array and use that?
Although I guess if you wanted to add comments, you would have to store
everything in a database.
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Well, if you store it in a database, then you only need to get a directory
listing the very first time the page loads (like when the thumbnails are
created)...after that, it can just get the array from the database, which is
most likely faster.
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BTW, just a simple question to all you fellow PHP-ers. Do you upload a
model by inserting all your stuff into a database manually and then
upload the images into a directory, or do you make a form that does
it for you? I’ve already made a form for my site, but I think its
kind of hard to make comments for individual images on it because you
don’t know what order the images are beacause they will be put in
alphabetically.
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I use a form, and upload my images manually. For my photography website (still
under construction), the photo file names are all stored in a database table
with a caption, photo data, and an automatically generated ID number. The photo
entry also contains a field for the gallery number. The gallery numbers are
associated with the gallery name, directory, and description in another table.
That way, when a gallery is called up. I can search for all the images with that
gallery number and create the proper listing of photos.
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(p.s.You working on anything, Bram?)
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BMW announcement
Other than that, I’m trying to finish sorting an RBR and my Luna Spire. After I
finish sorting and clean up the mess that is my Lego room, I can start on a
project I’ve been pondering for a while.
--Bram
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