[ansel] Ansel::listGalleries()
Ben Chavet
ben at chavet.net
Sun May 9 19:54:15 PDT 2004
> I'd think that this would be easier if Ansel were using the true
> parent->child relationship, right? If so, it's another incentive for
> working on the datatree driver to futher optimize it.
Galleries & sub-galleries do use a true parent->child relationship.
Galleries &
Images do not. The only issue I see here is if you move a Gallery, you
have to
update all of the images in the gallery to reflect the new location, which
could get messy.
>> I gotta admit, that interface is pretty sweet. I especially like the drop
>> shadows.
>>
> I do like the interface, it's just nasty code (all nested tables). I'd
> like it to be XHTML/CSS with W3C conformance. But maybe that's asking
> too much.
It's not asking too much if you supply a patch ;) Seriously, though, I
agree on
the XHTML/CSS conformance.
> If we are tracking the uploaded date for an image, this should be really
> easy to pull off. A simple query like SELECT FROM <> WHERE
> Attriubute="Date Uploaded" AND Value>=<Date - 7days>. If we aren't
> tracking that, we should add it as it is a piece of information that
> does seem to be relevant and would be useful down the road (say I wanted
> to do a search of my images and display all images uploaded between
> certain dates). The random image should be possible now.
We already store a date on the images. I don't remember right off if
it is used
as the date upload or the date modified. This should probably be expanded.
> One other question that you might know the answer to. What are the
> reasons that uploaded images are stored with random filenames and not
> the uploaded image name? I can guess that it was due to: 1) desire to
> avoid possible collisions, 2) get around naming convention issues
> between windows and unix. Was there any other reason?
I didn't design that part (At least, I don't think I did...is that
bad?), but I
would speculate that the points you stated are probably the reason.
--Ben
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