tedd wrote:
At 5:12 PM -0600 2/27/07, Richard Lynch wrote:
Personally, I think your first mistake was putting the image into the
DB at all.
Unless you're the CIA doing pixel comparisons actually in SQL stored
procedures or something. :-)
Richard:
I highly respect your opinion and on this lis
At 5:12 PM -0600 2/27/07, Richard Lynch wrote:
Personally, I think your first mistake was putting the image into the
DB at all.
Unless you're the CIA doing pixel comparisons actually in SQL stored
procedures or something. :-)
Richard:
I highly respect your opinion and on this list you provide
As another option, you could, in theory, use mime_magic or the new
fileinfo or I think there's a GD function to "guess" at the type...
Personally, I think your first mistake was putting the image into the
DB at all.
Unless you're the CIA doing pixel comparisons actually in SQL stored
procedures o
At 8:31 PM +0100 2/25/07, Alain Roger wrote:
Hi,
I previously sent email about process how to retrieve and save pictures in
postgreSQL DB.
Now i know how to save them in DB, however i would like to know how can i
retrieve the pictures and display them without knowing the picture extension
?
i m
Hi,
I previously sent email about process how to retrieve and save pictures in
postgreSQL DB.
Now i know how to save them in DB, however i would like to know how can i
retrieve the pictures and display them without knowing the picture extension
?
i mean that in my DB i have GIFs, JPGs pictures.
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