Ryan S napsal(a):
Hey,
this the first time I am actually working with "tags" but it seems quite
popular and am adding it on a clients requests.
By tags I mean something like wordpress' implementation of it, for example when
an author writes an article on babies the tags might be
baby,babies, new borns, cribs, nappies
or a picture of a baby can have the tags
baby,babies, new born, cute kid, nappies
the tags are comma separated above of course.
The way i am doing it right now is i have sayyyy an article or a pic saved in the db as
article_or_pic_address text
the_tags varchar(240)
My question is, when someone clicks on any one of the tags, do i do a LIKE
%search_term% search or...???
quite a few sites seem to have a very neat way of implementing this with (url
rewriting?) something like http://sitename/blog/tags/tag-comes-here/
Any help in the form of advise, code or links would be appreciated.
TIA.
Cheers!
Ryan
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The main point here is WHAT SHOULD BE THE BEST DB STRUCTURE.
I got this feeling, from what I've read, that everybody wants to express
themselves so much, that they talk about something they know at least a
little about = SEO.
To the TOPIC: I think normalization would be a killer.
Imagine joining 3 tables (I really don't see more functionality here) OR
just selecting from 1.
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