* iNder Sidhu wrotes:-
I use following query to upload the image in database
DATABASE_query_die("INSERT INTO images (`name`, `status`, `image`, `size`, `type`)
VALUES (name.gif', NULL,
0x52306c474f446c685a414179414f594141502f2f2f2f2f3238502f31372f54313976503, '1.624 kb',
'image/gif')");
0x52306c474f446c685a414179414f594141502f2f2f2f2f3238502f31372f54313976503 - This is
base64 code for ur image.
Curt Zirzow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* Thus wrote raditha dissanayake:
> The approach that an overwhelming majority of PHP developers (and other
> developers for that matter) use is to simply store the image on the
> file system. If these images are part of a web application you can then
> store a reference to the image in the database (ie: the filename only).
> Then all you need to do is to query the database and use the result in
> an nothing could be simpler.
height and width are handy as well.
Curt
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