I forgot to mention that all of the pics in my small app are renamed and are
only 5 digits in length. So I always know I can count on the substr() and 5
digits/characters. Your situation is more than likely different than mine
own, and you'll have to adjust the extraction of the file name to suit
Deleting and editing is accomplished by selecting out of the db the
appropriate record. So if you had a page that looped through 35 (for
example) records, and each record had a link that was created (" .
"delete" . ") -- use the querystring to pass the $photoid to a
confirmation page. On that conf
That's cool.
How do you then delete and edit that image?
Will
in article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Lerp at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2/1/2002 5:07 PM:
> Hi there, here's a bit of code to get you started. It includes a form that
> allows uploads, and the code to process the upload on the rece
I forgot to add the security at the top of that code I sent. Upon a
successful login you might want to create a session variable to signify that
they are logged in. At the top of the pages you want to be secure from
'other' users just do a test at the top to check to see if that variable was
set.
Hi there, here's a bit of code to get you started. It includes a form that
allows uploads, and the code to process the upload on the receiving page.
Basically, you have a form that allows an upload of a file on one page, and
some code on the receiving page to insert a path to that file in the
data
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