Hello guys,
Thanks to you all for your kind replies. I will try the steps and get
back to you if I encounter more problems.
Thanks,
Sashi
Fortuno, Adam wrote:
Matya,
Ha, ha, ha! Thank you good friend. I did say I didn't try the code :-)
AF> Please note, I haven't tried this. It just seems
Ardilla Roja wrote:
Hi to everybody,
I tried to find an answer in the php sites, but wasn't able to...
Does the php.ini upload_max_filesize affects the ftp_put function ?...
No. upload_max_filesize is to do with how much your browser can upload
to the website.
ftp_put may have a limit - bu
Matya,
Ha, ha, ha! Thank you good friend. I did say I didn't try the code :-)
AF> Please note, I haven't tried this. It just seems plausible.
I apologize if I confused anyone. I just meant to show how the parameter could
help retrieve a picture. I wasn't too concerned with the particulars. Hope
Fortuno, Adam írta:
//Write a query to pull out the picture's path
$sql = "SELECT path FROM Image WHERE ID = %s";
mysql_real_escape_string($value);
Sorry, but this won't work, since you don't map the value of the escaped
$value to the %s, lets s
Sashi,
This (likely) means you have a some generic page (i.e., picture.php)
that displays some picture. The picture it displays depends on the
parameter passed when the page is called (i.e., 123).
Sashi's Test Page
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