Re: managing image files with PHP/Mysql
| From: | Jack Sasportas | Date: | Fri, 16 Mar 2001 21:31:21 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: managing image files with PHP/Mysql | ||
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Don't know how to do this, but basically I beleive Java will be the only way to execute on the
fly and load the image in question so it can be approved so to speak which is what I beleive you are
trying to do....
Good Luck...
Mig wrote:
> Hello, I want to thank Kathleen and other people for ideas about uploading / displaying images
> using PHP and Mysql.
> I checked these ideas and they work very well, so I will use them into my program. For storing
> and retrieving image streams, I used addslashes and stripslashes PHP functions.
>
> The only problem still remaining is on client-side point of view. When somebody going to upload
> file, browsers open little box to let user choose file (<input type="FILE"...>).
> I wish user to know somewhat is the image he/she is going to upload, so I want to display this
> image before user uploading. For this action, I would be able to control the 'BROWSE'
> button that appears on form.
> Since this button doesn't apply to POST method, nor it will execute function on Form
> command, how can I control this action?
> Is there some doc explaining features of these objects?
>
> Thanks
>
> Miguel
>
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