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Storage and Re-use of Images Using PHP/GD - Part 1
By: Gijs van Tulder
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    2003-07-17

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    Storage and Re-use of Images Using PHP/GD - Part 1


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    Using PHP and MySQL to work with images is made easy thanks to the efforts of Gijs in this two part series explaining how a programmer can successfully handle images with a database.

    Publishing images on the web is nice, but tedious. It would be nice if we could use a system that automates the uploading, storage, converting and resizing of our images. We could feed that system our images once, and retrieve them later in many different formats. In this article, we will write some scripts that come close to this ideal system. PHP and the GD-library will provide us with an easy method of uploading, searching and publishing our images.

    This article is an extension of an earlier article, which described how to write a script that can resize and convert images on the fly. You will need that script here.

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