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I had those same thoughts and I guess I can go there if need be. &nbsp;I will let this post ride for a day to see if anyone has any other cool solutions if not you win. Thanks.
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I had those same thoughts and I guess I can go there if need be.  I will let this post ride for a day to see if anyone has any other cool solutions if not you win. Thanks.

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Hello I have been using php and imagemagick to upload images and have been successful with it. &nbsp; However I would like to make my users experience better and use an ajax call to upload them to the form before submitting. &nbsp;I have seen some examples out there but I do not understand a couple of things. &nbsp;If I upload an image to a file and for some reason the user decides to not submit their form then I have an image in a folder that is not tied to a database record. I do not really want the code I just want to know what steps are being used to get it done. Thanks &nbsp;Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Hello I have been using php and imagemagick to upload images and have been successful with it.   However I would like to make my users experience better and use an ajax call to upload them to the form before submitting.  I have seen some examples out there but I do not understand a couple of things.  If I upload an image to a file and for some reason the user decides to not submit their form then I have an image in a folder that is not tied to a database record. I do not really want the code I just want to know what steps are being used to get it done. Thanks  Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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