php-windows Digest 11 Jun 2007 19:58:19 -0000 Issue 3254
Topics (messages 28056 through 28059):
Re: Drag and Drop
28056 by: Darren Whitlen
28058 by: zerof
PECL extension Install Questions . - Re: [PHP-WIN] Fatle Error:
FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL
28057 by: Mark Abrams
28059 by: Niel Archer
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Daniel Kaliel wrote:
I am trying to create a document store that will allow people to upload
documents to a website by dragging and dropping them on a certain
section of the webpage. Further, I would prefer that the documents be
kept directly in the mySQL database as binaries.
I have been told you can do this with ASP, can it be done with PHP?
Saving binary files in a database is hell. It really is. The speed is a
lot slower, keeping the future in mind it will also be easier and moe
maintainable if they were actually saved as files rather than in the
database itself.
Upload the file. Save the file name, id number (auto_increment works
well here) to the database. Move the uploaded file to your files folder.
This dramatically decreases the size of your database, and a huge speed
increase will take effect, no matter what size the files are.
Darren
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Daniel Kaliel escreveu:
I am trying to create a document store that will allow people to upload
documents to a website by dragging and dropping them on a certain
section of the webpage. Further, I would prefer that the documents be
kept directly in the mySQL database as binaries.
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I think Dreamweaver ( from Adobe ) has a "Timeline" animator, that has
the capabilities you are looking for. (Javascript)
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zerof
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Thank you Neil,
I am running PHP5 under ApacheTriad. The Windows PHP install does not work
on my XP Pro PC - Recieved errors "The procedure entry point_encode_pointer
could not locate the dynamic link library MSVCR80.DLL. (I checked the file
and path settings - these are correct)
So I downloaded ApacheTriad - it installed OK and the PHP works in the
Apache server only. I stall have the entry point error when using a CMD
input.
My questions are: Can I copy the PECL library into my C:\apache2triad
directory and set a flag in the PHP.INI? If so where do I find a windows
download of PECL or PEAR?
Thank you.
Mark
"Niel Archer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi,
>
> filter is not part of PHP core, it is a PECL extension. For more info
> read the documentation at http://uk.php.net/manual/en/ref.filter.php
>
> Niel
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Hi Mark
> The Windows PHP install does not work on my XP Pro PC -
> Recieved errors "The procedure entry point_encode_pointer
> could not locate the dynamic link library MSVCR80.DLL
I don't use the windows installer, so can't offer advice on it.
However, MSVCR80.DLL, is Microsoft's Visual C++ Runtime and I believe is
available somewhere on the MS web-site.
The short answer is Yes, you can add them to your installation. PEAR
libraries are PHP scripts, so usable on all platforms. PECL extensions
are available as windows DLLs
Both PEAR/PECL use the same method to download, which is part of the
standard PHP installation. Look at the respective web-sites for
documentation on PEAR/PECL and their packages.
http://pear.php.net
http://pecl.php.net
Niel
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