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Posted by Shelly on 07/21/05 14:06
"Konrad Viltersten" <tmp1@viltersten.com> wrote in message
news:3k9dcqFtf0hcU1@individual.net...
>I have a project that resulted eventually in a few tousands
> of HTML-files on the following form.
>
> file name: F1717.HTML
> ----------------------------
> <html>
> ...
> <h1>Text to the F1717-object</h1>
> <img src = "../images/img1717.gif">
> <embed src="../movies/f1717.mov">
> </embed>
> ...
> </html>
>
> Above that i have a, of course, a few tousands of MOV
> and GIF stored as well. It's all more or less finished but
> the maintaince is a bitch.
>
> What i wish to do is to use something, let's call it MOC as
> in Method Of Choice, that will let me storage all data in a
> more convienient way.
>
> Now, to the main question - is the combination PHP/SQL a
> suitable choice for that task? Is there a better
> combination? I have a few years experience of Java but
> i'm rather sure that the users won't have it installed nor
> will the bunch be able/willing to do it. Any thoughts?
One php file (or a few), data strings for movies and images pulled from
database. Text, if short, also from the database. Otherwise, a pointer to
a smaill file that is echoed into the php file. Very easy to maintain.
Shelly
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