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PHP image gallery

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DeepBlerg

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Jan 13, 2001
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Hi,
I am very new to PHP and am trying to create an image gallery with some 300 or so images. A MySQL database contains the filename, name of the painting, artist and a description. The user should be able to select a letter of the alphabet to go directly to paintings beginning with that letter. Does anyone know a tutorial that guides you through the process of creating something like this?
 
I just finished making something nearly identical!! I have a MySQL database table that stores the following:
-numerical id - int(11), auto_increment
-title - varchar(50)
-description - varchar(50)
-price - double
-binary data for a big image - longblob
-file name for big image - varchar(50)
-file type for big image - varchar(50)
-file size for big image - varchar(50)
-image width for big image - int(11)
-image height for big image - int(11)
-binary data for a thumbnail image - longblob
-file name for thumbnail image - varchar(50)
-file type for thumbnail image - varchar(50)
-file size for thumbnail image - varchar(50)
-image width for small image - int(11)
-image height for small image - int(11)

Contact me (gschafer@robandger.com) if you would like my source code, then we can discuss modifications and procedures here. -gerrygerry
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i had a similar question...i have an image gallery already, that lists all the images from a particular category on a page...however my question was how do i split those images up say after 15....and how do i signify separate rows instead of putting them all into one column...

thanks
arif
 
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