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Posted by Jim Carlock on 11/18/78 11:38
I have over a hundred pictures I would like to present.
Is it practical to create and parse an array of pictures,
picture paths, et al using server-side scripting to
accomplish this?
I created an array already, and whereby, the HTML and Javascript
currently used amount to about 14KB for each of four different
pages, the PHP page I started working on is already over 35KB in
size (most of it is server side processing creating the array of
pictures).
What I'd like to do, is load the array only one time, and keep that
loaded so the page doesn't recreate the array each time, thus
minimizing the server side array creation.
Also, I think I'm running into some problems whereby the
javascript is messing up Google's parsing of the page.
I don't see creating 100 different html pages as an answer,
in the respect if something ever changes, that's one big mess
to update and major portion of the content and alot of files.
Am I wrong in trying to avoid doing it via strictly HTML
pages?
The pages exist at, and they represent swimming pools designed
by the owner of Aquatic Creations (North Carolina In-Ground
Swimming Pool Designers):
Custom Swimming Pool Water Features
http://aquaticcreationsnc.com/lib/php/viewing0.php
Custom Designed Swimming Pools
http://aquaticcreationsnc.com/lib/php/viewing1.php
Custom Designed Spas
http://aquaticcreationsnc.com/lib/php/viewing2.php
Custom Swimming Pool Features
http://aquaticcreationsnc.com/lib/php/viewing3.php
Stone And Tile Around Swimming Pools
http://aquaticcreationsnc.com/lib/php/viewing4.php
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to accomplish such
or directions to pursue?
If you could take a look as well and provide comments on the
pages, I appreciate constructive criticism as well.
Thanks much,
Jim Carlock
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