upload image

[Gazz1982]

Im using this code to upload an image from a form

 

<?php
$uploaddir = "uploads/";
$uploadfile = $uploaddir . $_FILES['upfile']['name'];
if (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name'],
$uploadfile)) {
   print("File upload success");
} else {
   print("Failed");
}

?>

 

 

I want add so that the file is also sent to another file

 

This file needs to be a thumb nail so 100px wide

 

is this possible?

 

 

[Gazz1982]

I'm trying to upload an image from 1 file to to locations how can I combine these 2 scripts together

 

<?php
$uploaddir1 = "uploads/";
$uploadfile1 = $uploaddir1 . $_FILES['upfile']['name'];
if (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name'],
$uploadfile1)) {
   print("File upload success");
} else {
   print("Failed");
}
?>

<?php
$uploaddir2 = "uploads/thumbs/";
$uploadfile2 = $uploaddir2 . $_FILES['upfile']['name'];
if (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name'],
$uploadfile2)) {
   print("<br />Thumbnail upload success");
} else {
   print("<br />Thumbnail Failed");
}

?>

[AdRock]

I don't know if it wil help you but I have done what you are looking for

 

I've attached my script so you can use the whole thing or grab what you want.

 

When you upload a file, it uploads to a specific folder and it resizes it to a smaller image and a thumbnail image and it puts them in 2 seperate folders. So you end up with the original image, a medium resized image and a thumbnail

 

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[hansford]

this if for a jpeg but you can do if/else statements for other  image file s

 

 

if(isset($_FILES['upfile'])) {

 

$uploaddir1 = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] ."/uploads/";

$uploadfile1 = $uploaddir1 . $_FILES['upfile']['name'];

$upload = $_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name'];

if(file_exists($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name'])) {

 

  $err = move_uploaded_file($upload, $uploadfile1);

 

  if($err == FALSE){

    echo "File upload success";

    }

    else{

    echo "Failed";

    }

}

}

 

$imgpath = $uploadfile1;

$thumbpath = $uploaddir1 . "/thumbs/" . $_FILES['upfile']['name'];

$img = imagecreatefromjpeg($imgpath);

 

$percent = 0.20;

list($imgwidth,$imgheight) = getimagesize($imgpath);

 

if($imgwidth > $imgheight){

$newimgwidth = 100;

$newimgheight = (100/$width) * $imgheight;

}

else {

$newimgheight = 100;

$newimgwidth = (100/$imgheight) * $imgwidth;

}

 

$newimgheight = $imgheight * $percent;

$newimage = imagecreatetruecolor($newimgwidth, $newimgheight);

 

imagecopyresampled($newimage, $img,0,0,0,0,$newimgwidth, $newimgheight,

$imgwidth, $imgheight);

 

imagejpeg($newimage, $thumbpath,100);

 

$im = imagecreatefromjpeg($thumbpath);

[hansford]

Forget my previous post. I tried to write it off the top of my head without testing - it is buggy. This one I tested.  the $flag variable sets the thumbnail width and based off that the height will be set so the thumb looks proportional.

The script works for jpegs, but you can add if/else conditions to allow it to create any other image format.

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<?php

if(isset($_FILES['upfile'])) {

 

$uploaddir1 = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] ."/uploads/";

$uploadfile1 = $uploaddir1 . $_FILES['upfile']['name'];

$upload = $_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name'];

 

if(file_exists($_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name'])) {

 

  $err = move_uploaded_file($upload, $uploadfile1);

    if($err == FALSE){

      echo "File upload failed";

      exit();

      }

 

$imgpath = $uploadfile1;

$thumbpath = $uploaddir1 . "/thumbs/" . $_FILES['upfile']['name'];

$img = imagecreatefromjpeg($imgpath);

 

list($imgwidth,$imgheight) = getimagesize($imgpath);

echo $imgwidth . "<br>";

$flagwidth = 100;

$percent = round(($flagwidth/$imgwidth) * 100) * .01;

$newimgwidth = $imgwidth * $percent;

$newimgheight = $imgheight * $percent;

$newimgheight = $imgheight * $percent;

$newimage = imagecreatetruecolor($newimgwidth, $newimgheight);

 

imagecopyresampled($newimage, $img,0,0,0,0,$newimgwidth, $newimgheight,

$imgwidth, $imgheight);

 

imagejpeg($newimage, $thumbpath,100);

 

$im = imagecreatefromjpeg($thumbpath);

}

}

?>