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Posted by nemo on 09/28/40 11:17
On Mon, 30 May 2005 23:00:30 GMT, "Luigi Donatello Asero"
<jaggillarfotboll@telia.com> wrote:
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>"Geoff Berrow" <blthecat@ckdog.co.uk> skrev i meddelandet
>news:9a5n91lp09ohfh0bgbukahqk9794e66i5i@4ax.com...
>> I noticed that Message-ID: <UeLme.25973$d5.176316@newsb.telia.net> from
>> Luigi Donatello Asero contained the following:
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>> >Which were the advantages/disadvantages to use/not to use a database?
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>> A text file is a database. But by database I assume you mean a RDBMS.
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>> All you've said is that you want a different pic each day. Then you say
>> there may be a lot of pictures. So by what criteria are the pictures
>> chosen, or would any random picture do? Since you won't tell us the
>> exact nature of the problem who can say whether you need a RDBMS or not?
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>No random picture but a picture which I had defined before.
You still haven't said how many pictures would be involved! You hint at
800, but in the form of a rhetorical question.
So... how many pictures in total?
1?
7?
365?
800?
How many?
>Is there any way to let robots save the "alt text" in the pictures even if
>they were changed automatically everyday?
"save" - what do you mean by "save"? Save it to do what with it?
>Where should I write the "alt text" if I used the kind of code which you
>suggested?
>Which were the advantages/disadvantages to use/not to use a database?
Do you have access to a RDMS?
Yes or no?
Do you want to use a different piece of alt text with every picture?
Yes or no?.
If you want to use the same piece of alt text, no matter which picture you
are displaying, don't save any alt text with the pictures, just choose what
you want as alt text and insert it as a constant into the script when
pulling the picture's details from the database
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