OK, so I have a site that I made with the personal web starter kit. I did this a while ago when I was just starting. I modified it on order to support album categories and multiple galleries (although the multiple gallery implementation was a total hack).
The site works well, but the sql database has gotten huge(storing thousands of images). I need to work on moving the images to a file structure. I haven't looked at this code for a while now, and I havn't work with images and much since. What I am looking
for is some examples that might get me pointed in the right direction (in C# please). I also need to pull the images from the exsisting databse into a folder structure ( i no longer have the original files).
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Jeremy
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this helps thanks, but my problemright now is taking the byte from the database ans saving them to a file. without loosing quality. I am sure it is simple and I am just tired but i cant get it working.
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Jul 16, 2008 10:58 AM|jwscuba|LINK
OK, so I have a site that I made with the personal web starter kit. I did this a while ago when I was just starting. I modified it on order to support album categories and multiple galleries (although the multiple gallery implementation was a total hack). The site works well, but the sql database has gotten huge(storing thousands of images). I need to work on moving the images to a file structure. I haven't looked at this code for a while now, and I havn't work with images and much since. What I am looking for is some examples that might get me pointed in the right direction (in C# please). I also need to pull the images from the exsisting databse into a folder structure ( i no longer have the original files).
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Jul 16, 2008 12:20 PM|jeremyh|LINK
Take a read of http://imar.spaanjaars.com/QuickDocId.aspx?quickdoc=414 Should help you get things straight.
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Jul 17, 2008 12:44 AM|jwscuba|LINK
this helps thanks, but my problemright now is taking the byte from the database ans saving them to a file. without loosing quality. I am sure it is simple and I am just tired but i cant get it working.
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Jul 17, 2008 02:01 AM|jwscuba|LINK
I just had to take another look at it. but I got it taken care of. Way easier than I was thinking it would be, thanks