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First question: I'm creating a custom content manager for a small site.
It will basically be used to store short articles (several paragraphs
each). Now my question is, is storing these to a text file going to
work or am I going to have problems later on when the file gets to be a
reasonab
If that's the case I recommend using multiple files instead of one big.
Just come up with some structure for them. I'd say 10-20MB text is
pretty much.
//Simon
Jason Giangrande wrote:
Thanks for your help guys. The checkboxes thing is working great.
Michael, regarding using files instead of a
Thanks for your help guys. The checkboxes thing is working great.
Michael, regarding using files instead of a database, in your opinion,
eventually having a 10-20 MB text file isn't going to cause any server
problems if more than a few people are accessing the site at a time?
I'm not talking mil
1. Text file or DB
My answer -> Learn how to use a database, it will make things much
easier
2. Checkbox
Try this:
then after submission, you could do the dump, or
foreach ($_POST["sports"] as $val)
echo $val;
On Fri, 2003-07-11 at 20:10, Jason Giangrande wrote:
> First question
First question: I'm creating a custom content manager for a small site.
It will basically be used to store short articles (several paragraphs
each). Now my question is, is storing these to a text file going to
work or am I going to have problems later on when the file gets to be a
reasonable size
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