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Uploading Images from Webpage
I am creating a site and want the users to be able to upload images from their computers either onto the server or into the database using a BLOB field. The question is, which of these is the best. The basic use of the picture (jpg or gif) would be similar to ebay or an Avatar on a forum.
Would it be better to store the picture it the database or the link?
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I agree with echolalia, blobs are evil!
If you're bound to asp, and don't have access to a third party component like safileup check out this tutorial... http://www.Planet-Source-Code.com/v...d=7361&lngWId=4 Using this code you can do either - save your stuff to the filesystem or store in the database. Jb. -- |
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