Just adding on David's answer -- put the name/path of the image in a variable
in your database. I've done it because the name of the image matches the name
of the record entry so it's easy to locate the correct image to display through
a query. Let's say the business is Susan so my logo for the business is named
susan.jpg which I can easily locate in a query.
susan
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From: David Krings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: NYPHP Talk <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 3:37:01 PM
Subject: Re: [nyphp-talk] opening files
selyah wrote:
> Hello Folks:
> I am still relatively new with php and am enjoying it very much. I am
> creating a html script to show images on a page. instead of creating a
> source image for all of the images, i would like to incorporate a php
> script that would "go" to the file location where all of the images are
> and display them. I wrote a script but it does not work. Any help or
> ideas ? thanks
> new guy
You'd need to provide some code samples for us to give you some advice. Also,
what do you consider the difference between "creating a source image" and "go
to the location where all of the images are and display them"? I'd establish a
place where all images are (as appears to be given in your case), then write a
script that creates pages with <img> tags that point to the image in the
specific location.
I created and still work on a very similar system with a database backend that
allows for quite complex searches and a bunch of other stuff.
Basically, you need to tell us what you did so that we can tell you what you
did wrong.
David
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