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flashjunkiejoe

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  1. Yup, is exactly what I was thinking. Thanks for your time and advice. I'm just going to go with my original idea which is just to keep everything within an online application. Thanks again.
  2. Not sure why that would help, but it's attached. Thanks. 17766_.zip 17767_.zip
  3. Correct, I am aware that I cannot reach their hard drive. My question was about the image format and whether it holds up during the upload process, well enough to insert it into the database as BLOB, or just fput it into a folder somewhere. I was not sure if it was actually BINARY DATA that was being sent and if so I suppose I could work with that within my class. If not...then no.
  4. I am a developer in PHP but have run into an obstacle and was hoping for some insight. I am attempting to do something a little complicated I fear but perhaps there is a solution. A client of mine is offering CSV templates for customers to use to BATCH UPLOAD item's to their account. This is self explanatory in the fact that I know how to import a .CSV with PHP and I know how to properly insert it into the database. My question is this: What if we wanted to offer a way for the customer to insert an image into the .CSV template. By the time the .csv reached my PHP code would the image still be in a format where it could be uploaded to a directory on the server? I have not found anything on the web where anyone has tried this. Again, the customer will insert an image from their hard drive into a row within the .CSV template. My code will parse the .CSV row data and if the image is still in tact...will then upload the image to a director with more code. Thanks for any help. Joe
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