Picture Likes without a Database

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I am working on something but currently stuck.

I want to display images from a directory which I was able to do with PHP code

<?php

    foreach(glob('img/lookbok/*/{*.jpg,*.jpeg}',GLOB_BRACE) as $img){

        echo '

            <div class="col s12 m6 l4">

               <div class="card hoverable">

                   <div class="card-image">

                       <img src="'.$img.'"  class="materialboxed responsive-img"  alt="" data-caption="Send message on Whatsapp for price">

                       <a href="" class="halfway-fab btn-floating pink pulse">

                          <i class="material-icons">favorite</i>

                       </a>

                   </div>

                   <i class="like tiny pink-text material-icons thumbsup prefix " >thumb_up</i><span id="like">0 likes</span>

                   <div class="card-action">

                        <a href="https://wa.me/23480120276442" target="_blank"><i class="fab fa-whatsapp pink-text text-darken-1"> Chat for prices</i> </a>

                   </div>

                </div>

            </div>';

    }

?>

enter image description here

The hard part which I really need help on is getting the likes to function.

Is there a way to go about this without using MySQL considering that fact that it doesn't requires user registration or login.

Also I am welcoming any suggestion.
I currently use PHP and JavaScript for my development

edited Nov 19 at 10:18

Nick

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Destiny Alabi

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You won't be able to build this without some sort of Database/Central storage of some sort.
– Luca Kiebel
Nov 19 at 10:08

You could use external software if you do not wish to use a Database, for example, creating a Python/Java/C# emulator which you can then use Sockets to store and collect data but I'm pretty sure just using a Database is 10x faster
– Jaquarh
Nov 19 at 10:11

even if your users do not have to register, you still could use the database for storing image information and likes. You can use sqlite as well if mysql seems to be to much overhead. Or even use text files which stores the likes per image.
– Olli
Nov 19 at 10:51

You can store likes in image EXIF metadata if readwrite access to images is possible.
– Yuri Lachin
Nov 19 at 11:45

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up vote
1
down vote

favorite

I am working on something but currently stuck.

I want to display images from a directory which I was able to do with PHP code

<?php

    foreach(glob('img/lookbok/*/{*.jpg,*.jpeg}',GLOB_BRACE) as $img){

        echo '

            <div class="col s12 m6 l4">

               <div class="card hoverable">

                   <div class="card-image">

                       <img src="'.$img.'"  class="materialboxed responsive-img"  alt="" data-caption="Send message on Whatsapp for price">

                       <a href="" class="halfway-fab btn-floating pink pulse">

                          <i class="material-icons">favorite</i>

                       </a>

                   </div>

                   <i class="like tiny pink-text material-icons thumbsup prefix " >thumb_up</i><span id="like">0 likes</span>

                   <div class="card-action">

                        <a href="https://wa.me/23480120276442" target="_blank"><i class="fab fa-whatsapp pink-text text-darken-1"> Chat for prices</i> </a>

                   </div>

                </div>

            </div>';

    }

?>

enter image description here

The hard part which I really need help on is getting the likes to function.

Is there a way to go about this without using MySQL considering that fact that it doesn't requires user registration or login.

Also I am welcoming any suggestion.
I currently use PHP and JavaScript for my development

edited Nov 19 at 10:18

Nick

20.9k61434

asked Nov 19 at 10:05

Destiny Alabi

286

7

You won't be able to build this without some sort of Database/Central storage of some sort.
– Luca Kiebel
Nov 19 at 10:08

You could use external software if you do not wish to use a Database, for example, creating a Python/Java/C# emulator which you can then use Sockets to store and collect data but I'm pretty sure just using a Database is 10x faster
– Jaquarh
Nov 19 at 10:11

even if your users do not have to register, you still could use the database for storing image information and likes. You can use sqlite as well if mysql seems to be to much overhead. Or even use text files which stores the likes per image.
– Olli
Nov 19 at 10:51

You can store likes in image EXIF metadata if readwrite access to images is possible.
– Yuri Lachin
Nov 19 at 11:45

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

favorite

I am working on something but currently stuck.

I want to display images from a directory which I was able to do with PHP code

<?php

    foreach(glob('img/lookbok/*/{*.jpg,*.jpeg}',GLOB_BRACE) as $img){

        echo '

            <div class="col s12 m6 l4">

               <div class="card hoverable">

                   <div class="card-image">

                       <img src="'.$img.'"  class="materialboxed responsive-img"  alt="" data-caption="Send message on Whatsapp for price">

                       <a href="" class="halfway-fab btn-floating pink pulse">

                          <i class="material-icons">favorite</i>

                       </a>

                   </div>

                   <i class="like tiny pink-text material-icons thumbsup prefix " >thumb_up</i><span id="like">0 likes</span>

                   <div class="card-action">

                        <a href="https://wa.me/23480120276442" target="_blank"><i class="fab fa-whatsapp pink-text text-darken-1"> Chat for prices</i> </a>

                   </div>

                </div>

            </div>';

    }

?>

enter image description here

The hard part which I really need help on is getting the likes to function.

Is there a way to go about this without using MySQL considering that fact that it doesn't requires user registration or login.

Also I am welcoming any suggestion.
I currently use PHP and JavaScript for my development

edited Nov 19 at 10:18

Nick

20.9k61434

asked Nov 19 at 10:05

Destiny Alabi

286

I am working on something but currently stuck.

I want to display images from a directory which I was able to do with PHP code

<?php

    foreach(glob('img/lookbok/*/{*.jpg,*.jpeg}',GLOB_BRACE) as $img){

        echo '

            <div class="col s12 m6 l4">

               <div class="card hoverable">

                   <div class="card-image">

                       <img src="'.$img.'"  class="materialboxed responsive-img"  alt="" data-caption="Send message on Whatsapp for price">

                       <a href="" class="halfway-fab btn-floating pink pulse">

                          <i class="material-icons">favorite</i>

                       </a>

                   </div>

                   <i class="like tiny pink-text material-icons thumbsup prefix " >thumb_up</i><span id="like">0 likes</span>

                   <div class="card-action">

                        <a href="https://wa.me/23480120276442" target="_blank"><i class="fab fa-whatsapp pink-text text-darken-1"> Chat for prices</i> </a>

                   </div>

                </div>

            </div>';

    }

?>

enter image description here

The hard part which I really need help on is getting the likes to function.

Is there a way to go about this without using MySQL considering that fact that it doesn't requires user registration or login.

Also I am welcoming any suggestion.
I currently use PHP and JavaScript for my development

javascript php jquery mysql

edited Nov 19 at 10:18

Nick

20.9k61434

asked Nov 19 at 10:05

Destiny Alabi

286

edited Nov 19 at 10:18

Nick

20.9k61434

asked Nov 19 at 10:05

Destiny Alabi

286

edited Nov 19 at 10:18

Nick

20.9k61434

edited Nov 19 at 10:18

Nick

20.9k61434

edited Nov 19 at 10:18

Nick

20.9k61434

asked Nov 19 at 10:05

Destiny Alabi

286

asked Nov 19 at 10:05

Destiny Alabi

286

asked Nov 19 at 10:05

Destiny Alabi

286

7

You won't be able to build this without some sort of Database/Central storage of some sort.
– Luca Kiebel
Nov 19 at 10:08

You could use external software if you do not wish to use a Database, for example, creating a Python/Java/C# emulator which you can then use Sockets to store and collect data but I'm pretty sure just using a Database is 10x faster
– Jaquarh
Nov 19 at 10:11

even if your users do not have to register, you still could use the database for storing image information and likes. You can use sqlite as well if mysql seems to be to much overhead. Or even use text files which stores the likes per image.
– Olli
Nov 19 at 10:51

You can store likes in image EXIF metadata if readwrite access to images is possible.
– Yuri Lachin
Nov 19 at 11:45

add a comment |

7

You won't be able to build this without some sort of Database/Central storage of some sort.
– Luca Kiebel
Nov 19 at 10:08

You could use external software if you do not wish to use a Database, for example, creating a Python/Java/C# emulator which you can then use Sockets to store and collect data but I'm pretty sure just using a Database is 10x faster
– Jaquarh
Nov 19 at 10:11

even if your users do not have to register, you still could use the database for storing image information and likes. You can use sqlite as well if mysql seems to be to much overhead. Or even use text files which stores the likes per image.
– Olli
Nov 19 at 10:51

You can store likes in image EXIF metadata if readwrite access to images is possible.
– Yuri Lachin
Nov 19 at 11:45

You won't be able to build this without some sort of Database/Central storage of some sort.
– Luca Kiebel
Nov 19 at 10:08

You could use external software if you do not wish to use a Database, for example, creating a Python/Java/C# emulator which you can then use Sockets to store and collect data but I'm pretty sure just using a Database is 10x faster
– Jaquarh
Nov 19 at 10:11

even if your users do not have to register, you still could use the database for storing image information and likes. You can use sqlite as well if mysql seems to be to much overhead. Or even use text files which stores the likes per image.
– Olli
Nov 19 at 10:51

You can store likes in image EXIF metadata if readwrite access to images is possible.
– Yuri Lachin
Nov 19 at 11:45

add a comment |

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