---In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, wrote
> It works great now. It took a lot of time searching.
For regular PHP, there's an example with code here:
http://www.firebirdfaq.org/faq122/
Regards.
Thanks Helen!
I found info about that you have to create a filter if you don't use the
standard ones in Firebird.
So i just set the subtype to 0, and added a field that tells which image type
it is.
I also read that Firebird was unable to tell which type it is. So i just put
the binary dat
i got it to work.
for now i am using PDO for Firebird, but it should be the same as ADODB. maybe.
i did it like this, if anyone want to know. i also have to create a field for
the image type, so i can upload different types, and show them as the correct
types.
i also had to set subtype to 0