Meta tag information via a mysql database?

[scm22ri]

Hi Everyone,

I'm having some trouble figuring out a way to display unique meta tag information through a mysql database. For example, if my website has 10 pages and I want to display 10 different meta tag results for each page, how would I go about doing so?

I know I need to pull information from the database, which I can do.
http://whatsmyowncarworth.com/class-...3/metatags.php

But how would I put the above corresponding information on the correct pages? I'm guessing the page itself would need some sort of unique ID that's associated with that meta tag information?

Thanks!

[r937]

I'm guessing the page itself would need some sort of unique ID that's associated with that meta tag information?

yup

by the way, what was the point of linking to this page --

Rhode Island <br>Cranston <br><hr/>Florida <br>Key West <br><hr/>Florida <br>miami <br><hr/>

what has this to do with metadata? it isn't even a valid html page

[scm22ri]

Hi r937,

Thanks for the reply.

yup

For example, the unique ID for state/city Rhode Island = Cranston would be 1, For Florida = Orlando would be 4 etc ....
http://whatsmyowncarworth.com/class-...3/metatags.php

I would then have to write a mysql command that takes every ID and puts it on every indiv. unique page?
Am I correct in what I say above? or am I totally off?

The reason why I linked to that page is to show the ID information that I might be identifying with (although, I forgot to echo out that info. when I first asked the question. I also added some information as well.)

Thanks for your help!

[r937]

I would then have to write a mysql command that takes every ID and puts it on every indiv. unique page?

um...

how do you now distinguish which page gets displayed? what's your url scheme?

[scm22ri]

Hi,

Thanks for the response.

how do you now distinguish which page gets displayed? what's your url scheme?

That's part of my problem. I'm not sure how to even set this up. Every php page that I've made has been manually built. I'm assuming I would need to build pages through the back-end and create modules while doing so? If what I just said is %100 wrong, let me know. How would you guys attack this problem?

Thanks!

[r937]

i give each page a name and a title

my url scheme uses the name, while the page itself displays the title

links to my pages would therefore look like this --

<a href="http://example.com/index.html">Home</a>
<a href="http://example.com/about.html">About</a>
<a href="http://example.com/my-sweet-kitteh.html">My Sweet Kitteh</a>

the name is the primary key in the database table (i don't use numeric ids), and is therefore unique

the title is one of the many data columns in the table, and metadata is in several other columns