class.upload.php is a powerful and mature PHP class to manage uploaded files, and manipulate images in many ways. The script is available under a GPL license.
Do not copy your object $foo. You have two sources images, so you can instantiate the class twice. For the first instance, you process two images. For the second instance, you process one image.
You should have something like this:
$foo = new Upload($_FILES['mhna_pic']);
$foo2 = new Upload($_FILES['mhna_pic2']);
if ($foo->uploaded && $foo2->uploaded) {
// save main image
$foo->Process('ups/');
$first = $foo->file_dst_name;
// make thumbnail
$foo->file_new_name_body="image_resized";
$foo->image_resize=true;
$foo->image_convert=gif;
$foo->image_x=90;
$foo->image_y=105;
$foo->Process('ups/');
$thumb = $foo->file_dst_name;
// save second image
$foo2->Process('ups/');
$second = $foo2->file_dst_name;
if ($foo->processed && $foo2->processed) {
// save your image names here: $first, $thumb, $second
}
}
hi thx for yu rreplay, but in this way save the same name (image_resized) for $foo and $thumb i want to $foo (stay the same name take by the class). $thumb (new resized name)Reply
Re: problem in create thumb from image and save in database new!
You should have something like this:
thx for yu rreplay, but in this way save the same name (image_resized) for $foo and $thumb
i want to
$foo (stay the same name take by the class).
$thumb (new resized name)