Hi Carol,
Where you find the time I will never know, but I am thankful you do
I have created a dir called dbimages within the web dir for a domain. Using the $db_userid you just mentioned (thank you) I plan to create directories named after the userid and the images they upload will be stored in these directories with the first two characters being the record ID to make it unique. Expample:
./html_dir/dbimages/userid/IDimage1.jpg
./html_dir/dbimages/userid/IDimage1_small.jpg
./html_dir/dbimages/userid/IDimage2.jpg
./html_dir/dbimages/userid/IDimage2_small.jpg
The images .._smalls are obviously thumbnails
I am not using your upload mod (more than 1 image), but going to allow password access to selected clients for both dbman edits and FTP. The FTP makes the upload quite easy, but the delete of a record, might be a bit difficult to maintain once the images grow to a large number. General users will obviously be able to view records.
You can check the first phase out at:
http://www.choicenet.co.za/cgi-bin/dbman/choice/db.cgi
The only records I have are under the town knysna.
The output is not perfect as it is frame based, but I have'nt completed this yet
If you want I can send you the admin data so you can see exatly how it's laid out.
Appreciate the time.
Thanks and regards
Greg
Where you find the time I will never know, but I am thankful you do

I have created a dir called dbimages within the web dir for a domain. Using the $db_userid you just mentioned (thank you) I plan to create directories named after the userid and the images they upload will be stored in these directories with the first two characters being the record ID to make it unique. Expample:
./html_dir/dbimages/userid/IDimage1.jpg
./html_dir/dbimages/userid/IDimage1_small.jpg
./html_dir/dbimages/userid/IDimage2.jpg
./html_dir/dbimages/userid/IDimage2_small.jpg
The images .._smalls are obviously thumbnails
I am not using your upload mod (more than 1 image), but going to allow password access to selected clients for both dbman edits and FTP. The FTP makes the upload quite easy, but the delete of a record, might be a bit difficult to maintain once the images grow to a large number. General users will obviously be able to view records.
You can check the first phase out at:
http://www.choicenet.co.za/cgi-bin/dbman/choice/db.cgi
The only records I have are under the town knysna.
The output is not perfect as it is frame based, but I have'nt completed this yet
If you want I can send you the admin data so you can see exatly how it's laid out.
Appreciate the time.
Thanks and regards
Greg