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Gallery Management And File Management Using PHP

GalleryManagement represents the latest in cloud-based File management tool . GalleryManagement developed from the idea that we could reduce the headaches that we found many of our clients experienced with their old files management software. Designed to replace those systems, GalleryManagement is a Web-based solution for tracking everything from contacts and transactions to artwork, invoices, purchase orders and much more, and it is accessible online from any computer or mobile device with internet access


How To stored your data in database.
Step By Step Guide to Database Connection

Step  1:-includes/constants.php
Define database name
define("DB_NAME", "database name");


Step 2:- upload_file.php

(1.) Inducles database connection file:
       <?php //require_once("includes/connection.php"); ?>

(2.) Write a insert query command  :
        $query="INSERT INTO `image`(`ID`, `PHOTO_NAME`) VALUES           ('$file_id_upload ','$file_name')";

 (3.) Write Execute query command:
         mysql_query($query);


Any help in installation see my youtube channel video.
Please comment if you have any questions i'm really glad for response.



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  1. Kani Mozhi13 August 2020 at 07:41

    I have read many article here and learn many things from that, this was really helpful for me. Thank you so much for sharing this info with us and share your ideas with us.
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