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How are you going to save image in database using php?Please explain it if you do kno

How are you going to save image in database using php?Please explain it if you do kno
Oct 4 '09 #1

✓ answered by Dormilich


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Dormilich
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check out Atli’s article
Oct 4 '09 #2
Thank you very much........
Oct 21 '09 #3
It really help me a lot......thanks again
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