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Question : PHP Post
i have a large php form which i don't wanna spit into multiple pages. usually for posting data i use
foreach ($_POST as $k=>$v) {
$prepare_query.="'".$_POST
[$k]."', ";
}
and then add insert into .... etc later...
now the problem is the form which i am using right now has image upload option...so can i use foreach loop to post all date and upload image as well. so shall i do post in foreach and image seperately
Answer : PHP Post
No data uploaded is not sent using $_POST you have to use separate loop for $_FILES to upload the files you cant do the both things together.
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