Image Remote Upload Script

[Hillside]

I'm having trouble making a script that will grab multiple images from urls then save it to the current directory where the script is located I don't need any design, just a script that will be able to do this. Here's what i'm expecting it to look like



Anyone knows how?

Hillside Reviewed by Hillside on 4th Mar 2011. Image Remote Upload Script I'm having trouble making a script that will grab multiple images from urls then save it to the current directory where the script is located :( I don't need any design, just a script that will be able to do this. Here's what i'm expecting it to look like <3 http://lulzimg.com/i14/289633.jpg Anyone knows how? Rating: 5

[Lifetalk]

So you're going to input a set of image urls into the first text box, and when run the image will grab those images and save them to a specified directory, yes? What does the output box do? Echo the links of those images relative to the url specified in the script?

Also, is this going to be a private script? If yes, you can be a little relaxed in terms of security.

Post your current code here.

[CJ]

ever heard about curl, Just chk Google for tuts. Curl can leech the image for u on ur server

[Lifetalk]

dump curl, go for an easier solution if it's going to be private - file_get_contents and file_put_contents

[Gaurav]

okay telling it real quick!

get the urls from the textarea via POST. Explode them in an array.

then implement this logic..

foreach($arr as $url){
    $img = file_get_contents($url);
    file_put_contents("/path/to/file", $img);
}

not tested but should do the job..

[Hillside]

Oh no, what am i going to do with those php codes? my nose is bleeding.. I do not know what i'll do LoL

[Lifetalk]

This, is technically supposed to work:

<?php

$imgPath = "/home/admin/domains/xyz.com/folder/"; //path where images are to be located
$baseurl = "http://xyz.com/folder/images/"; //the base path for images as a url (refer below)
//so if your images are supposed to be at http://domain.com/img/xyz.jpg then your baseurl is 'http://domain.com/img/' (with trailing slash)
//essentially, both the above paths should have something in similar with regards to folder structure

echo '<form enctype="multipart/form-data" action="" method="POST">';
echo '<textarea rows="10" cols="50" name="urls"></textarea>';
echo '<input type="submit" name="submit" value="submit" />';
echo '</form>';

if (isset($_REQUEST['submit']))
{
    $urls = explode("\n", $_POST['urls']);
    $imgarray = array();
    foreach ($urls as $url)
    {
        $url = trim($url);
        $imgname = basename($url);
        $localimg = $imgPath . $imgname;
        $img = file_get_contents($url);
        file_put_contents($localimg, $img);
        $url = $baseurl . $imgname;
        $echo "$img <br />";
    }
}

?>

Remember to change the paths on the top

[Hillside]

Thank You! Works Great! Just Awesome..

edit: everything was going fine, but when i go to check the file, it says 404 not found because the new file now ends from sdfsd.jpg(original file) to sdfsd.jpg&#37;20%0d. What's wrong?

[Lifetalk]

Just remember I'm not sanitizing filenames or checking for extensions or anything of that sort in the script, since you said it'd be for private use. So you're best off randomly naming it to prevent someone being able to type it in. It's not very secure, but it'll get the job done.

[shubhank008]

Hill if you make the script please PM me a copy