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Hosting & Domaining development => Web Design & Content => Graphic Design. Multimedia & CSS => Topic started by: Stranger on Aug 02, 2022, 03:16 AM

Title: Uploading images to a specific directory on webserver.
Post by: Stranger on Aug 02, 2022, 03:16 AM
A new task has come up - are there any pre-existing scripts available that can facilitate server uploads and generate a link to the uploaded file, similar to how conventional image hosting platforms work?
The ideal solution would involve minimal coding, with basic checks already implemented. Do you have any suggestions or recommendations on this topic?
Title: Re: Uploading images to a specific directory on the server.
Post by: Newport on Aug 02, 2022, 04:17 AM
Do you think a file manager is what's needed? There are plenty of them available online, some paid and some free. Personally, I believe the file uploading system in WordPress is well-organized, at least within the allowable limits set by your hosting provider.
Title: Re: Uploading images to a specific directory on the server.
Post by: Stranger on Aug 02, 2022, 05:42 AM
Quote from: Newport on Aug 02, 2022, 04:17 AMFile manager or what?

Not quite sure what it is called file manager. I can't find anything related to this query.
This is not a file manager script that can be found on the internet.
I need the user to be able to log in, upload an image file to the server in a certain form, and get a public link. Which could then be sent to social networks, posted on another resource. Everything seems to be simple.
Title: Re: Uploading images to a specific directory on the server.
Post by: _AnnA_ on Aug 02, 2022, 06:34 AM
Quote from: Stranger on Aug 02, 2022, 05:42 AMI can't find anything related to this query.

Perfect fit
https://phphq.net/php-scripts?script=phUploader&script=phUploader#phUploader

Try it. Let me know how it went. :)
Title: Re: Uploading images to a specific directory on the server.
Post by: Newport on Aug 02, 2022, 07:33 AM
_AnnA_, I also checked. It works.

test 2022-08-02.png

Now we need a script that displays the received address in a convenient form for downloading by the user. Well, in order to be able to immediately share on Facebook, Instagram, and other social networks.
Agree, in this form to give: http://portalsphere.free.fr/phUploader/uploads/1659505256.jpg - not comme il faut.
Well, I think so. Maybe Stranger has it all, I don't know.


Post Merge: Aug 02, 2022, 09:50 AM


Quote from: Newport on Aug 02, 2022, 07:33 AMWell, in order to be able to immediately share on Facebook, Instagram, and other social networks.

Did you mean this?

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The author's site is no longer working, I will give a machine translation.
CF ImageHost.
Script for organizing image hosting. Easy installation and control of photo hosting (sharing). With features such as preview generation, social media link generation for each individual image, image hosting.

Through the admin panel, you can get detailed data on traffic usage. A very important feature: pictures that have not been viewed for the number of days you set are automatically deleted, thereby freeing up storage space. You can overlay your site's watermark in the form of text or an image.

You can enable the option to allow users to use your "short" URL links using services like - bit.ly, yourls, is.gd, tinyurl.com, etc.

Sitemap generation (for Google, Bing...)
English is supported. And if the cookie function is enabled, then the user will not need to select a language the next time.
RSS Feed for the last 10 uploaded images.
MySQL database is not required.
Support for .jpeg , .jpg , .bmp , .gif , .png and photoshop .psd format.
Checking uploaded files for MIME type and their extension.

We pick up here (http://www.php-s.ru/download/click.php?id=75).

Enjoy.
Title: Re: Uploading images to a specific directory on the server.
Post by: _AnnA_ on Aug 02, 2022, 09:58 AM
Quote from: Newport on Aug 02, 2022, 07:33 AMWell, in order to be able to immediately share on Facebook, Instagram, and other social networks.

Did you mean this?

screen_89341.png

The author's site is no longer working, I will give a machine translation.
CF ImageHost.
Script for organizing image hosting. Easy installation and control of photo hosting (sharing). With features such as preview generation, social media link generation for each individual image, image hosting.

Through the admin panel, you can get detailed data on traffic usage. A very important feature: pictures that have not been viewed for the number of days you set are automatically deleted, thereby freeing up storage space. You can overlay your site's watermark in the form of text or an image.

You can enable the option to allow users to use your "short" URL links using services like - bit.ly, yourls, is.gd, tinyurl.com, etc.

Sitemap generation (for Google, Bing...)
English is supported. And if the cookie function is enabled, then the user will not need to select a language the next time.
RSS Feed for the last 10 uploaded images.
MySQL database is not required.
Support for .jpeg , .jpg , .bmp , .gif , .png and photoshop .psd format.
Checking uploaded files for MIME type and their extension.

We pick up here (http://www.php-s.ru/download/click.php?id=75).

Enjoy.
Title: Re: Uploading images to a specific directory on the server.
Post by: Stranger on Aug 02, 2022, 01:17 PM
Quote from: _AnnA_ on Aug 02, 2022, 06:34 AMTry it. Let me know how it went.

Thank you very much, Anna.
Exactly what is needed.

The second script is also very useful.
Title: Re: Uploading images to a specific directory on webserver.
Post by: ManiQuadraIncorp on Jul 19, 2023, 02:51 AM
Yes, there are several pre-existing scripts and libraries available that can help facilitate server uploads and generate links to the uploaded files. Here are a few suggestions:

1. FilePond: FilePond is a JavaScript library that provides an easy-to-use file upload experience. It handles all aspects of file uploading including drag-and-drop, image preview, and generating secure links to the uploaded files.

2. Dropzone.js: Dropzone.js is another popular JavaScript library for file uploads. It provides a simple and customizable drag-and-drop interface and supports features like automatic thumbnail generation and progress bars. It also offers options for generating links to the uploaded files.

3. Laravel: If you're open to using a PHP framework, Laravel provides an excellent solution for file uploads. It includes built-in support for handling file uploads, saving files to the server, and generating links to the uploaded files. Laravel's documentation offers step-by-step instructions on how to implement these features.

These options provide varying levels of customization and coding requirements, but they all aim to simplify the process of server uploads and link generation. Take a look at their documentation and choose the one that best fits your needs.