Posted by Feudalac! on 10/25/05 14:21

Andreas Edin wrote:

> Feudalac! wrote:
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> > Andreas Edin wrote:
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> Now you have sent all the information your browser need. But you don't
> really have to send "Content-Disposition" and "Content-Description" it
> works well without them.
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> The next step is to send the file from the database. And that's easy
> just "echo $data;" in this example.
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> But if the browser doesn't know how to open the file by it's
> content-type, it will automaticly open a download prompt.
>
> If you want more detailed description just say it.
> Best regards Andreas Edin, Sweden

but i must display some text and then the image, after that some more
text and another image...

the example above is very helpful but the main problem stil exists...

I have a catalog with very small images (filesize no more that 2k) and
want to store those images in a database. when the catalog is displayed
- every image must be next to the corresponding type of product...

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