I have a MySQL database that is storing PATH/SUB-DIRECTORY information (only) for some HTML pages and their graphic files. We are rotating the main graphics on the first page, and then using
<a href="alumni.php?id=<? echo "$id"; ?>">Ohio State University Events Calender</a>
as a way to store which set of graphic files were used on page one so that page two can maintain the same look and feel. With the id field I can maintain the same subsequent look and feel. All the images are stored within their own subdirectory. My image tags look like this
<?
echo "<td><img src=\"images/$image_dir/img1_01.jpg\" width=\"284\" height=\"231\" alt=\"string instrumentalist\"></td>";
echo " <td><img src=\"images/$image_dir/img1_02.jpg\" width=\"140\" height=\"231\" alt=\"string instrumentalist\"></td>";
echo "<td><img src=\"images/$image_dir/img1_03.jpg\" width=\"345\" height=\"231\" alt=\"string instrumentalist\"></td>";
?>
The problem is that I have a flash file on the same page and it needs to have this type of link:
<a href="alumni.php?id=<? echo "$id"; ?>">Ohio State University Events Calender</a>
...but flash seems to be ruining the URL or not passing information within the URL...
I have seen folks suggest JavaScript?? I don't know??
What do you think?
the actual url is
http://newmedia.osu.edu/projects/mus...nal/home09.php
(if you reload this page the images change)
The link titled :
Ohio State University Events Calender
actually works the way I planned... but the flash file doesn't