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Do you need to upload images to PHPMyAdmin to show them on a PHP Page?

  • Hi I have a folder that contains several images that I wanted to show on a php page. Do I have to upload them to phpmyadmin, then call them on the php page some way? Or is there some code that finds the files because they are in the same folder. Do I have to echo it or something? I need to show these files over a server. Here is my code for pulling files: <?php include("dblogin.php"); $sql="SELECT * FROM Products"; $result=mysql_query($sql); echo '<ul>'; while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC)) { echo '<li>'; echo $row["title"]; echo ' '; echo $row["artist"]; echo '</li>'; } echo '</ul>'; ?> This brings only an error message about the Also, I have tried to create a simple login system. I have several php files that contain the code, so there is the main page with the login form on it, then there is a dblogin php page which has the local host, die and so on, then the check login which has this code: <?php session_start(); $user=$_POST["user"]; $pass=$_POST["password"]; include("dblogin.php"); $sql="SELECT * FROM login"; $result=mysql_query($sql); while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC)) { if($user==$row["username"]&&$pass==$r... { $_SESSION["userid"]=$row["id"]; ('Location: Products.php'); } } if ($_SESSION["userid"]=="") { header ('Location: login.php'); } ?> It should check the username and password, then show the user the page that shows they have logged in because the button says logout in contrast to the first. What code

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    The way i do it is: create a table in your database called images images: id Ai Name then for you 8 images name each on 1-8 then in php you can just echo like this echo '<img src="upload/' .$id. '" /> ';

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Never store image in the database. Save the image name in the database using phpmyadmin or anything, then when you retrieve do the folder name in the image link like this while($rec = mysql_fetch_array($query)){ echo '<img src="./imagefolder/".$rec["imagename"]." />"; }

So what you could do is save the name of the file location in a MySQL Database. So when you create the form to upload the picture have a few hidden fields that you will use to pass to a PHP script to update / add an entry to a MySQL table. So lets see you want to save pictures in a yourname/public_html/test you could tell the hidden fields of the form that location. Then have the form also get the name of the file that was just uploaded and append it to the end of the save location. From there you can then have another script get the location of the file and display it.

Diane

The way i do it is: create a table in your database called images images: id Ai Name then for you 8 images name each on 1-8 then in php you can just echo like this echo '<img src="upload/' .$id. '" /> ';

Daniel Lematy

Never store image in the database. Save the image name in the database using phpmyadmin or anything, then when you retrieve do the folder name in the image link like this while($rec = mysql_fetch_array($query)){ echo '<img src="./imagefolder/".$rec["imagename"]." />"; }

Gabs777

Well I downloaded PHPmyadmin for free here http://bit.ly/1no4XAp I have been using it for years good luck.

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