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Re: [PHP-DB] Images from database From: Benjamin Bleything (bleythbe <email protected>)
Date: 07/10/01

Check out http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/florian19991014.php3. It's a
tutorial that explains getting images in and out of databases. It also
describes what this myscript.php thingy does.

Good luck,
Ben

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>I have seen in several places the following line:
>
><img src='myScript.php' etc..etc..>
>
>Will this tag work in both IE and Netscape?
>
>What does myScript.php do? Does it find an image and pass the binary data
back?
>
>Something like this--
>
><?php
>
>// Code to find get a path from a database
>
>$fp = fopen(odbc_result($qryResult, "imgPath"), "rb");
>fpassthru($fp);
>fclose($fp);
>?>
>
>Am I getting this, or am I missing the whole point?
>Thanks
>RDB 

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