Uploading images to PHP Server via AJAX
Explore how you can use AJAX and HTML forms to upload images to PHP servers
Includes:
1.5 hours on-demand video
5 Articles
Full lifetime access
What Will I Learn?
How to send images to the server
Showing previews of images
Returning back the path of the new upload
Description
Explore how to upload images to your server using AJAX and PHP.
Please note this course covers PHP within the scope of saving files, specifically image files on your server. Knowledge of PHP is a prerequisite to this course. AJAX is done via jQuery which is also a prerequisite to this course. jQuery is only covered within simple AJAX calls and some element html updates.
This course covers a number of methods to store image data onto your server.
Learn how to create a Simple Form with a file input and submit the data to a PHP file. Use PHP to check for valid images, file sizes and check for errors.
Using AJAX to submit form file contents to the server removes the need for a page reload and lets you make use of the response data and output it into your HTML. Simple easy clean way to send images to your server.
BASE64 image data to PHP server can be used to create an image and save it to a file location on the server. This method will ensure you have an image format as its not simply coping the file but actually using the encoded data to create the image file. This method is useful when the image is also generated on the fly.
Source code is included to get you started quickly.
Resources and helpful links are also included
https://www.udemy.com/php-ajax/?couponCode=BHF1026
Explore how you can use AJAX and HTML forms to upload images to PHP servers
Includes:
1.5 hours on-demand video
5 Articles
Full lifetime access
What Will I Learn?
How to send images to the server
Showing previews of images
Returning back the path of the new upload
Description
Explore how to upload images to your server using AJAX and PHP.
Please note this course covers PHP within the scope of saving files, specifically image files on your server. Knowledge of PHP is a prerequisite to this course. AJAX is done via jQuery which is also a prerequisite to this course. jQuery is only covered within simple AJAX calls and some element html updates.
This course covers a number of methods to store image data onto your server.
Learn how to create a Simple Form with a file input and submit the data to a PHP file. Use PHP to check for valid images, file sizes and check for errors.
Using AJAX to submit form file contents to the server removes the need for a page reload and lets you make use of the response data and output it into your HTML. Simple easy clean way to send images to your server.
BASE64 image data to PHP server can be used to create an image and save it to a file location on the server. This method will ensure you have an image format as its not simply coping the file but actually using the encoded data to create the image file. This method is useful when the image is also generated on the fly.
Source code is included to get you started quickly.
Resources and helpful links are also included
https://www.udemy.com/php-ajax/?couponCode=BHF1026
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