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image upload to myPHPAdmin mySQL tutorial
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Whats the easiest way to upload an image to a php database, using myPHPAdmin mySQL
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i forgot to mention i already have a database that is populated by user information, i need to add another fieild that the user can add an image that can be called when needed
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The most popular practice these days is to not store binary data in the database. Upload the image to the filesystem, and store the path in the database instead.
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ok what do i need to achieve this,basically its user signatures (written) need to be stored with there user information
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