On Thursday 14 February 2002 10:16 am, Todd Williamsen wrote:
> Reuben,
>
> You can store the images into a database, but no one recommends it.
> What I do, is actually store the location of the file in the database
> then have PHP open it.

Any reason why it is not recommended? 
I was going to do it that way (store the location of the file only), and have 
php open it and then use something like <IMG SRC=$location>.

But the problem is, that way everyone who knows a bit about html can use view 
source and know the locations of the image file, and can open it directly. 
It's a problem for my particular case because we want to restrict access to 
the images, and only certain people can see certain image, and so on. 

The only I can think about right now to achieve that is to store the image 
directly in the table. That's why I asked.

Thanks.
Reuben D. Budiardja



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