Re: [PHP] Upload View Image : Database Thingy!!!!

2002-01-20 Thread Thomas Edison Jr. 

Malte,

Thanks a lot. I was going through the File Upload
Functions in the manual and i think that's what they
were talking about too.

Now there's just one thing. I can run the upload
scripts and get the image for display too. But like i
mentioned, this is for a PenPal system, a database
based PenPal sysem. 
Basically there has to be some connection between the
record entry by the user and the image. Which also be
required when this record is displayed, for the
corresponding image to be displayed. How migh that
work?

Thanks again,
T. Edison jr.

--- Malte Fucks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I think the PHP image functions aren't what this guy
 needs...
 
 First thing : File Uploads
 You have to make a form, including an input
 type=file name=yourfile
 tag, which refers to a php script like...
 
 ?
 if($file)
 {
if(@copy($yourfile,./$yourfile_name))
{
echo $yourfile_name was uploaded
 succesfully;
}
 else echo ERROR - UPLOAD ABORTED;
 }
 ?
 
 $yourfile_size includes the size of the file in
 bytes, use an if-statement
 to check if the picture-size fits your needs...
 $yourfile_type includes... guess what... the file
 type..
 this should solve the upload problem...
 
 To control the size of an image is a matter of your
 HTML... do something
 like
 img src=yourimage width=40px height=40px.
 Its even possible to
 insert height and width-values in percent...
 
 
 
 
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Re: [PHP] Upload View Image : Database Thingy!!!!

2002-01-20 Thread Jason Wong 

On Monday 21 January 2002 01:26, Thomas Edison Jr. wrote:
 Malte,

 Thanks a lot. I was going through the File Upload
 Functions in the manual and i think that's what they
 were talking about too.

 Now there's just one thing. I can run the upload
 scripts and get the image for display too. But like i
 mentioned, this is for a PenPal system, a database
 based PenPal sysem.

 Basically there has to be some connection between the
 record entry by the user and the image. Which also be
 required when this record is displayed, for the
 corresponding image to be displayed. How migh that
 work?

The best thing to do would be to store the filename ( path if necessary) of 
the image in the corresponding record of the database.


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Re: [PHP] Upload View Image : Database Thingy!!!!

2002-01-20 Thread Malte Fucks 

ooh... i dont know if i understood you correctly..but if i did, you simply
have to insert the location of the file in the users tupel like..

UserIDNameBlaBlapicture
001 John   ...  ...  ./images/john.jpg

preferably i would only store the location when the user did upload an image
with an update query, so when fetching the information from your database,
you can check for empty location values... if you're working with mysql it
would be like...

while($my_array = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
echo Stuff about the User;
if($my_array[location])
{
echo img src=\$my_array[location]\ width=\100\
height=\100\;
} else echo img src=\standard.jpg\
}

but as i said, i dont know if i really understood your question.. (im
german, you know *g*)


- Original Message -
From: Thomas Edison Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Malte Fucks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2002 6:26 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Upload  View Image : Database Thingy


 Malte,

 Thanks a lot. I was going through the File Upload
 Functions in the manual and i think that's what they
 were talking about too.

 Now there's just one thing. I can run the upload
 scripts and get the image for display too. But like i
 mentioned, this is for a PenPal system, a database
 based PenPal sysem.
 Basically there has to be some connection between the
 record entry by the user and the image. Which also be
 required when this record is displayed, for the
 corresponding image to be displayed. How migh that
 work?

 Thanks again,
 T. Edison jr.

 --- Malte Fucks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I think the PHP image functions aren't what this guy
  needs...
 
  First thing : File Uploads
  You have to make a form, including an input
  type=file name=yourfile
  tag, which refers to a php script like...
 
  ?
  if($file)
  {
 if(@copy($yourfile,./$yourfile_name))
 {
 echo $yourfile_name was uploaded
  succesfully;
 }
  else echo ERROR - UPLOAD ABORTED;
  }
  ?
 
  $yourfile_size includes the size of the file in
  bytes, use an if-statement
  to check if the picture-size fits your needs...
  $yourfile_type includes... guess what... the file
  type..
  this should solve the upload problem...
 
  To control the size of an image is a matter of your
  HTML... do something
  like
  img src=yourimage width=40px height=40px.
  Its even possible to
  insert height and width-values in percent...
 
 
 
 
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