pictures

DO I need to download or install? to somewhat php can display image from mysql database

? What? Please clarify your question.

I am working on uploading my images. I have done it uploading on mysqldb it works can insert it on mysqldb. But the thing is I can't view this on ahtml page when I am retrieving it.....

Can I also ignite a ftp and a form to upload a image?

Are you trying to build a basic Photo Gallery type of thing? If so there is a tutorial here for it. The writter has also rewritten the code so if you just want that - go here.

I am doing a very simple picture gallery.....

I put pictures in mysql database
using a longblob....

I just need to output the image on a page that's it....

Can you help me my codefriend with the use of your own code please.... thanks I am really stuck I already done many tutorials but it seems not working on apache

first off generally speaking you shouldn't have an image in the DB - just the path to the image.. but anyway... make sure your DB column is a BINARY field. After that I need to know what the error is and what the code that generated it looks like. and I do not write the code - you do. I simply direct you where to look and what to look at to learn... You do the coding.

Why it is not a good thing to put images on mysqldb?

it tends to be slower then simply getting the file from the directories.

Do i need a "PHP compiled with the support for the GD library"

because when I run phpinfo.php on my localhost I havn't see GD Support there

If needed where I can find it and how I can install it...

Thanks

GD is only if you plan to manipulate the images.

Do you know a site explains much simplier uploading and retrieving an image using php...

Also,
Do you know where I can download a fully functional php application that can upload and retrieve an image

I'm really stuck in here...

Google is your friend for both your questions. Other then that - for a premade check sourceforge and freshmeat.

I don't mind helping - but please do a little research on your own before asking. Many of these questions could have been answered if you simply went looking for an answer. That would have saved your time as well as mine.

Spoon feeding isn't normally encouraged so this thread is resolved.