John Ryan wrote:
cURL can send files when given the filename, so I
have to write the filename from the database and then give cURL the path.
Kind of begs the question of why you're storing files in the database in
the first place...
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Hi John,
Your new information does make my previous post redundant :-)
However I disagree when you say.
"cURL can send files when given the filename, so I have to write the
filename from the database and then give cURL the path.
But thats messy"
IMHO this is a lot less messier than the current a
Saturday, November 15, 2003 1:22 AM
Subject: [PHP-DB] Re: [PHP] Mulitpart form posts and mysql blobs
John Ryan wrote:
> How are files encoded when theyre sent in mulitpart forms??? Is it the
same
> as blob fields in mySQL databased when you use the LOAD_FILE() command??
>
> If not, is
Hi,
Haven't really done much work with blobs ( i always prefer to save just
the file name in the databse) obviously this is a scenario where that
approach is advantages. multipart/form-data isn't a very complex
encoding scheme. Essentially what it does is combine all the files and
other form f
John Ryan wrote:
How are files encoded when theyre sent in mulitpart forms??? Is it the same
as blob fields in mySQL databased when you use the LOAD_FILE() command??
If not, is it easy to convert from one to the other?? At the moment, Im
taking the blob from mySQL and writing it to a file and then
How are files encoded when theyre sent in mulitpart forms??? Is it the same
as blob fields in mySQL databased when you use the LOAD_FILE() command??
If not, is it easy to convert from one to the other?? At the moment, Im
taking the blob from mySQL and writing it to a file and then uploading that
f
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