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Answered by khess 95 in a post from 12 Years Ago. Jump to Post. Answered by diafol 3, in a post from 12 Years Ago. Thanks khess. Tried your suggestion but just get a blank browser page now. Finally try to comment out the headers one by one and see it that helps. The new file was successfully added to our database. Why isn't the form sending the data? Any more suggestions?
Thanks alot. Is this correct? Thanks ardav - a bit of progress. Thanks ardav for all your suggestions. I now have it working as it shoud be. Create that file in the root of our application and add this CSS code to it:.
At the top of index. This is the file that contains all the logic of receiving our submitted file and saving it to the uploads folder as well as storing the file information in the database.
Let's create this file now. At the top of this file, we are connecting to a database but we've not yet created it yet. Let's do that now. Create a new database called file-management.
Under this database, create a table called files and give it the following fields. Now open index. You can always configure this info in your php. Having selected your file, you can click on the upload button. I am currently displaying the results uploaded files like this. FYI — rapidwaters.
I've edited my answer. This code is not purely safe, but it will fit your needs, I assume. Thank you sooooo much. No problem. Please check my answer, if you liked it :- — barfoos. Show 2 more comments. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. But personally I dont like storing images in database.. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. Right now im only inserting filename but when i tried insert content it doesnt work — Ben. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.
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