allowing user's to upload their own images without any registration

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basically does can anyone tell me how to do this or give me the codes.. or give me an example of a website that has it so i can copy the codes..

thnx

Mattasp or php?

you can do that with a seclect into table commando.
whith database?sorry i dont understandasp and php are code for communicate with a database.

If you want upload an image in a database you must use of these.

or do have no database at all?

when you have you, you create this for insert

insert into table

i hope that this is clear?im not sure if i will have a database as im not the person purchasing the .com account it might just be a forwarding account. i dont know anything about database's =/ thanks anywayIt's very easy to do it with PHP. I have an entire PHP script that will (on image upload) create thumbnails and everything for you. Just shout if you want it.hehe YAY! i found something but it wasnt quite what i was lookin for but i was gonna jus settle with that.. buuut what you jus said is EXACTLY what im lookin for!! so yes i would much appreciate that PHP script :)Hi! I've gone one step further and zipped up all the files you need, as well as descriptions on what does what and what to do.

Download the zip file and unzip. Then open index.html for the instructions. Hope you find it useful! ;)

Credit goes to .net Magazine for the PHP files. Remember that at the end of the day, you are going to use Version 3. (Download and you'll see what I mean)thanks so much :) i will check it out now :)i dont suppose you could help me set it up because i dont have PHP an MySql installed on my local host so i cant edit it or whatever. thnx

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MattHi. Upload it to your web host and see if it works. You will then have to (if you want to test it on your computer offline) install a server (like Apache) and PHP 4. This can become quite complicated, but I have a guide that came with .net. If you're in a hurry, then post a message in the PHP forum and ask for an article on set up Apache and PHP.

Hope this helps! :)
 
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