> I am not sure what you explained. You mean that place PATH/filename.jpg to
> picture field. isn't it? If yes, it is just a text. How can we explore that
> picture thru web browser such as IE or Netscape? Thanks for the answer
Your image would be in, say
/usr/local/apache/htmldoc/images/simpleto
On 05.04.2001 04:23:55 Taing Nguon wrote:
> I am not sure what you explained. You mean that place PATH/filename.jpg to
> picture field. isn't it? If yes, it is just a text. How can we explore that
> picture thru web browser such as IE or Netscape? Thanks for the answer
Well, he said that he ha
>I would rather store the files on disk and the filenames in the database
for more speed.
>I'm a developer on a website which members have an uploaded image of
theirself..
>We just have a image directory with filenames as [username].jpg
>This dir is therefore easily mapped to the web with an Ali
On 04.04.2001 11:21:46 Peter Skipworth wrote:
> Ouch! I don't know if many people would recommend this method - that's a
> fair bit of unnecesary overhead to place ony our server...depending, of
> course, on how often these images are created/modified/read.
Do you mean the base64 part, or what?
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> Ouch!
Ouch! I don't know if many people would recommend this method - that's a
fair bit of unnecesary overhead to place ony our server...depending, of
course, on how often these images are created/modified/read.
P
>
> Here's how I do b) in PHP:
>
> 1) Get the MIME type of the image.
> 2) Read the b
Regards,
Johan Andersson
Consultant
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> At 08:55 4-4-01 +0200, Nicolas Villatte wrote:
> >
On 04.04.2001 08:55:04 Nicolas Villatte wrote:
> is it possible? If yes, how ?
Could someone *PLEASE* add this to the FAQ?
There are two answers you'll get:
a) Don't store the binary data in the database. Instead store nothing but the
metadata.
b) Also store the binary data in the database.
At 08:55 4-4-01 +0200, Nicolas Villatte wrote:
>is it possible? If yes, how ?
Yes.. BLOB (BinaryLargeOBject) Check the archive, and manual.
Bye,
B.
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