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 the db.
I think the pros outweigh the cons in my situation. This is never
going to be a very busy site, so performance really isn't an issue.
If you do store the images in the database be sure to store them
and their immediate attributes (i.e filename, nsdata-small, nsdata-
large, mimetype) in their own table.
I am curious why you say they should be in their own table, though.
I can't think of any advantage of doing it that way - what am I missing?
thanks,
janine
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