Comments on How do i make it possible to upload images to my website with no clue about MYSql or PHP?
March 15, 2009
Birdie @ 3:04 am
Pay a freelancer to do it.
Hint hint.
Theres really no way unless you find a CMS such as Joomla that might be able to do it with plugins.
Spearfish @ 5:31 pm
You can either shell out big bucks to pay somebody to do it (and maintain it!), or you can learn it yourself.
tizag.com
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Best learn the basics of PHP and MySQL before you start trying to create an uploading system.
March 17, 2009
2Starz.com | thenicoweb.com @ 10:09 am
Well, i don’t know how to make it so they get a user name and it goes to their account, but, if you want to have just a file upload form to start, go to zubrag.com/downloads/file-upload.zip to download a simple file upload form.
You don’t have to do anything with this:
// MySql data (in case you want to save uploads log)
define(’DB_HOST’,'localhost’); // host, usually localhost
define(’DB_DATABASE’,'mydb’); // database name
define(’DB_USERNAME’,'myusername’); // username
define(’DB_PASSWORD’,'password-here’); // password
Change this to false:
// Need uploads log? Logs would be saved in the MySql database.
define(’DO_LOG’, true);
I don’t think you have to enter a username or password, just on the page that you put the form, make end in .php
Comments on How do i make it possible to upload images to my website with no clue about MYSql or PHP?
Pay a freelancer to do it.
Hint hint.
Theres really no way unless you find a CMS such as Joomla that might be able to do it with plugins.
You can either shell out big bucks to pay somebody to do it (and maintain it!), or you can learn it yourself.
tizag.com
w3schools.com
Best learn the basics of PHP and MySQL before you start trying to create an uploading system.
Well, i don’t know how to make it so they get a user name and it goes to their account, but, if you want to have just a file upload form to start, go to zubrag.com/downloads/file-upload.zip to download a simple file upload form.
You don’t have to do anything with this:
// MySql data (in case you want to save uploads log)
define(’DB_HOST’,'localhost’); // host, usually localhost
define(’DB_DATABASE’,'mydb’); // database name
define(’DB_USERNAME’,'myusername’); // username
define(’DB_PASSWORD’,'password-here’); // password
Change this to false:
// Need uploads log? Logs would be saved in the MySql database.
define(’DO_LOG’, true);
I don’t think you have to enter a username or password, just on the page that you put the form, make end in .php