age that just handled the title and description, and life is good. Data is making it's way into the database just fine.Now I need to handle the thumbnail and full-sized images. I knew this would be the hard part; I've seen a number of people having trouble with WOFileUpload. So I started
fore I can do anything else. So first I wrote an add page that just handled the title and description, and life is good. Data is making it's way into the database just fine.Now I need to handle the thumbnail and full-sized images. I knew this would be the hard part; I've seen a numbe
And get new problems ... ;-)
On 23.07.2006, at 3:30 Uhr, Ken Anderson wrote:
Use Eclipse!! :)
On Jul 22, 2006, at 9:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I'll be hornswoggled. Or however that saying goes.
After going off to do something else, then coming back to it and
not having any m
he thumbnail and full-sized images. I knew this would be the hard part; I've seen a number of people having trouble with WOFileUpload. So I started out simple - no file type checking or anything, just get the data into the database.The two attributes are called thumbnail and bigImage, and the
ething into the database before I can do anything else. So first I wrote an add page that just handled the title and description, and life is good. Data is making it's way into the database just fine.Now I need to handle the thumbnail and full-sized images. I knew this would be the hard part
full-sized images. I knew this would be the hard part; I've seen a number of people having trouble with WOFileUpload. So I started out simple - no file type checking or anything, just get the data into the database.The two attributes are called thumbnail and bigImage, and they are both BLOBs o
David, thanks for the advice! I think you are right that uploading
one image and generating the rest is a better idea.
Finally, there are lots of opinions of whether to store the images
in the database or on the filesystem. I decided on the former for
ease of management and use mysql as t
thumbnail and full-sized images. I knew
this would be the hard part; I've seen a number of people having
trouble with WOFileUpload. So I started out simple - no file type
checking or anything, just get the data into the database.
The two attributes are called thumbnail and bigImage, and t
e and description, and life is good. Data is
making it's way into the database just fine.
Now I need to handle the thumbnail and full-sized images. I knew
this would be the hard part; I've seen a number of people having
trouble with WOFileUpload. So I started out simple - no f
