• Registered: 2009-08-19
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Topic: ?v=image does not work right when..

?v=image does not work right when.. ..I "fake" a user system.
To explain:

I am making my OWN user system to integrate with this.
But the problem is that if one user upload an image with the same name as another, only the last uploaded image will be shown with the ?v= url. (images will be uploaded to a directory made when the user registrered; images/username).

Any ideas of how to sort this issue?
I know users has been mentioned about including in a future version, but I easily manages to make all I need myself.
(And I dont have time to wait for something that has of almost no priority tongue).
This is just my biggest problem at the moment to get the ?v= url to work with more images with the same name but in different folders.

also, I would want to split up the index.php file into for example upload.php (with the uploading script) and view.php (with the viewing script). Would that cause alot of problems or should it be fairly easy to do?


Any help will be very appreciated!

Best regards,
Peder Johnsen.

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  • Rodolfo
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Re: ?v=image does not work right when..

I think that this would be ok:
1. Create a dB for users and images (Any image has it's own place in the server (folder) and the users that owns that image).
2. The server store files on sequential dirs (like 1,2,3..etc) with a limited number of files, like 100.
3. Any image request call the dB.

So, some image has: User, Folder, Name, Extension, Ip, md5 (to check for duplicated). With that you can do almost anything.

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  • Registered: 2009-08-19
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Re: ?v=image does not work right when..

So there is no easy way of for example including the folder name when using ?v= ?
(I havent really had much time yet to really go over your code in detail (as I only just started using it yesterday tongue).)
(Also I might have missunderstood you a tiny bit, eitherway whats important is to have every image for each user in their folder: domain.com/images/user/).

I will go through it in detail today though however.
Eitherway, when I am DONE with what I am doing I will make sure to post my "package" here for those who might be interested smile.

Last edited by Peder Johnsen (2009-08-20 03:40:45)

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