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11 years 1 month ago #1705
by joest
Replied by joest on topic Re: question mod_joodb
ok - you need the name of the image file - that part is clear. But "was in the database component joodb showing on module" ????
Sorry - i don´t understand what you mean. Please take a look at our sample database - joodb.feenders.de/db-example.html.
Sorry - i don´t understand what you mean. Please take a look at our sample database - joodb.feenders.de/db-example.html.
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11 years 1 month ago #1707
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Replied by mikhaelm on topic Re: question mod_joodb
Here's an example:in the demo database component joodb is a table with a header Pictures, it contains the filename how to extract the file name from the database and insert the tags <img
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11 years 1 month ago #1709
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Replied by joest on topic Re: question mod_joodb
Sorry - but still don´t understand realy what you want. What do you want to do on your website? Is the database already there? Do you want to import stuff? What do you want to achieve?
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11 years 1 month ago - 11 years 1 month ago #1711
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Replied by mikhaelm on topic Re: question mod_joodb
For example, step by step:
1. JooDatabase table "Picture" in it there are filename of pictures (ex.: sample.jpg)
2. Need to pull out filename and place the tag <img> in module mod_joodb:
$pic="sample.jpg"; (info: filename.ext)
<img src="/images/joodb/".$pic />
And that's hard to understand ...
1. JooDatabase table "Picture" in it there are filename of pictures (ex.: sample.jpg)
2. Need to pull out filename and place the tag <img> in module mod_joodb:
$pic="sample.jpg"; (info: filename.ext)
<img src="/images/joodb/".$pic />
And that's hard to understand ...
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11 years 1 month ago #1720
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Replied by mikhaelm on topic Re: question mod_joodb
You answer the question?
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11 years 1 month ago - 11 years 1 month ago #1722
by Dirk
We gave you the complete answer a few posts before.
If you want to show images in the modules output please use that code.
BTW: This will only work if you use the internal image-upload function.
But until now we have no idea about the stucture of your database.
Please look here and use the ticket system.
NOW MY LAST TRY
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How are your images organized? Dou you use the internal image upload?
Replied by Dirk on topic Re: question mod_joodb
mikhaelm wrote: You answer the question?
We gave you the complete answer a few posts before.
If you want to show images in the modules output please use that code.
BTW: This will only work if you use the internal image-upload function.
But until now we have no idea about the stucture of your database.
Please look here and use the ticket system.
NOW MY LAST TRY
===============
How are your images organized? Dou you use the internal image upload?
Last edit: 11 years 1 month ago by Dirk.
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