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Building an Image Manager

Hi all,

I'm working on a new project where I'm going to make a complete content management system for people (much like SiteWorks Professional...but all done by me).

I just read Mitchell's article about ConMan from a developer's perspective and had a question about the image manager.

It seems as though the article does not describe the table setup for teh image manager, and that's a pretty crucial part of the system. I noticed that he talks about fields called iType and iBlob. What would the database structure look like for this type of system?

Any help is greatly appreciated,
Corbb
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