PHP-DB - It is possible to create a table fields for uploading a resume in single form?

Hello,

Can anyone tell me how to create a table fields for uploading a resume in registration form?The registration form consisits of firstname,email,location and finally resume.



thanks,
simbu.

You'll have to be a lot more descriptive than that. Also make sure that you're comfortable with PHP and HTML before starting this.

Not that much of expert.Let me know i will try.

"table fields" - Are you referring to having fields that were submitted by the form get submitted to a MySQL table? Or something similar to where a user can upload a Word document, or similar, and have your script fetch required info from the uploaded document?

EDIT: Or are you asking simply how to create the form, and make the input fields for these items?

I did a quick search lots of tutorials out there on this:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=php+mysql+uplo...e+into+database

I did a quick search lots of tutorials out there on this:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=php+mysql+uplo...e+into+database

Hello,

Just i am asking how to upload a resume in database and what is the field(type ) we have to create for uploading the resume.

Blob works. Check out the link I posted the first google search result has a tutorial with all the info.

Thanks for ur response.

But at the same time how can i view the resume from database.

Directly from the database? You wouldn't be able to see it directly. It'll be a bunch of jibberish. You'd have to write some php to read it from the database and output it without appropriate headers to your browser. Again the first link has all this information in it ....

Thanks for the response.I will see ur link.

Don't reinvent the wheel; you can try get a free job classified like in hotscripts and adopt the schema for the resume.

Hope that helps

TK

But then you run the risk of copying a poorly-designed database. And anyways OP's question isn't about the database design.

I think that was a spammer ....

Quite possibly. That's why I removed the URL to his site. But he specifically mentioned resumes so I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. Besides, the "find an existing script and look at how it works" is actually a reasonable suggestion, even if it was pointed at the wrong question.