#9 photo keywords

[Anonymous]

It would be nice to have the ability to assign keywords to
each photo (or topic) which could be searched in
addition to descriptions. This way, searches could be
made more powerful while mainting the descriptive
nature of the 'descriptions.'
-bailey
mojognome@bigfoot.com

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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FWIW, I put keywords in the descriptions surrounded by
colons. For example: Christmas dinner 1995 (:christmas:
:mom: :dad:)

Then if you want to search for keywords, include the colons.
I also made a simple script to find all the keywords in a
page called keywords.php.

It's a hack, but might get you going until keywords get in
proper.

<?php

$keywords = array();
$fp = fopen("pictures.txt", "r");
while($fp && !feof($fp))
{
$buffer = fgets($fp, 4096);
preg_match_all("/:([^:]*):/", $buffer, $matches);
foreach($matches[1] as $keyword)
{
++$keywords[$keyword];
}
}
fclose($fp);

ksort($keywords);
foreach ($keywords as $keyword => $count)
{
print "<a
href='/mypics/photos.php?action=search&search=:$keyword:'>";
print "$keyword</a> ($count picture" . ($count == 1 ? "" :
"s") . ")<br>\n";
}
?>

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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This is a good idea! I have been looking for ages for a script
that will search keywords as opposed to descriptions. You
will require a many-to-many join in the database to avoid
redundant keywords. GREAT IDEA!!!!!!

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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i would be very glad, if the comments, whicht can be posted
by the viewers of the photos, were sorted in the other
direction - newest up and oldest down.

anyway, thx for the tool!

karsten

[Matthew Kendall]

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Search now searches comments as well as descriptions, so
you could put keywords in a comments if you like.