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Posted by Buzby on February 28, 2008, 4:18 am
Please log in for more thread options Mike wibbled:
> Hi:
>
> Long time no post.
>
> I'm used to building html sites. A client wants a huge commercial
> site. The initial build alone will be about 700+/- pages, with more
> to come on a constant basis.
>
> The webmeister is using php. I asked if he could create a backend gui
> for me to add alt tags to all images. Each image would have an alt
> tag describing it to some degree. And I already got them to rename
> the images to something that makes sense ( example:
> fiberglass-boat.gif instead of zl3klm.gif ).
>
> The webmeister says it is impossible to add such a gui. We already
> made a gui that'll allow me to make individual titles for each page,
> instaed of having no titles, or the same silly title hundreds of
> times.
>
> So, afaik I have to either build the thing in static html so I can do
> what I need to do, or find a way to incorporate php into parts of the
> html, or just leave him be and have no alt tags.
>
> Anyone have any input?
>
> Thanx much in advance.
Oh dear.
Get rid of your 'developer' - this is very easily done - as the photo
file is uploaded get him to write the photo info to the underlying
database - you can then add you're alt tags along with your page
content etc etc which will then be pulled up when the page is requested.
--
Buzby
There's nothing more dangerous than a resourceful idiot
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