Common Approach While Saving And Editing Images In A Website?
Sep 8, 2010
I am building a website using asp.net and this website will host users images and will give them options to edit these images by resizing, cropping, watermarking,.... am thinking of 2 ways to save images and want someone to recommend one or advice me with something different better.1- The user will upload his images, i will put them in a folder called "original" then the user will edit these image, i will put the edited images in a folder called "edited" also will have another folder called "thumb" will contain thumbnails from these images for previewing on the website.
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