I need some advice on how to build a database-driven site around an archive of ephemera (mostly flyers). Essentially, I want to build an online archive of scanned rave flyers from the Toronto-London-Detroit rave scenes (plus some Midwest US flyers). Here's what I have:
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posted by LMGM
on Feb 2, 2011 -
9 answers
What's the simplest way to create a blank Web page, with a black and white image on it, which when clicked will load the next image in a sequence? Could this be a learning PHP project for me?
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posted by Shepherd
on Jun 28, 2010 -
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Resizing & storing many images on a webserver: limits, options, etc?
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posted by tmcw
on Feb 13, 2008 -
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WordpressFilter: I'd like to upload an image, resize it to 3 different sizes, cache the thumbnails, and grab the URL of the cached images using some kind of
[?php thumb_1(); ?] or [?php thumb_2(); ?] template tag within the loop. Am I crazy?
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posted by theiconoclast31
on Jun 25, 2007 -
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A year or so ago, I happened across a single php file I could drop in a website directory which then enabled the browsing of image files in said directory. I have since forgotten its name. What is this application or any simple, light-weight image directory browser?
posted by Korou
on May 26, 2006 -
7 answers
Windows Explorer has an option to display all the image files in a folder in "filmstrip" mode, which looks like
this. I want to create a similar method of display on a web page. I figure I'll have to (unfortunately) use frames to create the bottom gallery of thumbnails and have it scroll like that but I would rather not have to create a separate page for each full-size picture. I would rather the page displaying the picture be dynamic and just change the picture rather than refer the browser to a different file. I figure this could be done with some scripting language (PHP?) but I don't know much about that sort of thing. Can anyone help me out? [+]
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posted by DyRE
on Jan 26, 2005 -
14 answers