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[arunjoseph]

Hi , I was working on a application so I am required to upload files to the site with the help of a ajax plugin called uploadify. When it uploads it should also make a insertion into the database please tell me how to do that?

[WingedPanther]

Do you know how to do an insert into the database using a standard form submission?

[arunjoseph]

Ya I do know that!

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But I need it to allow multiple upload dialogs to come up and I am using uploadigy

[WingedPanther]

You've got three issues:
1) a quick search suggests there may be multiple versions of uploadify. Which version are you working with?
2) once you know the version, you need to identify how the AJAX call is received in your PHP script
3) once you know that, you just have to parse the data and convert it into the necessary calls to load it into your database.

Given all that, where are you at?

[arunjoseph]

Well I made a way to make multiple instances of uploadify plugin but I need to know how it uploads files to the server!

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http://www.iamonly4u...d/uploadify.zip
http://www.iamonly4u...pload/tempd.zip
Here are my progress with the project!

[WingedPanther]

Your project doesn't appear to include any version of uploadify. Are you using the jQuery version, the flash version, the???

[arunjoseph]

Well basically in the files which i have supplied that I am using!
I suppose its the flash version!

[WingedPanther]

Which of your PHP files is listening for the ajax calls from the flash version? That's the one you'll need to modify to load the file into your database.

[bbqroast]

I prefer to save the files to a folder and save their names in the table, that way you don't have giant bulking incompatible databases.