@NogDogJul 13.2006 — #The general consensus is that you do not store image files in the database. Rather, you store them in a filesystem directory and store the filename in the database. (The basic issue is that you do not want to bog down your database with megabytes -- or even gigabytes -- of binary data).
I apologize to confuse you. I meant that I understand what you are saying. I guess what I am curious is that how many ways can we post an image on php page.
@NogDogJul 13.2006 — #If you mean "display" an image ("post" has a specific meaning for web pages: a means of uploading data via the HTTP post protocol), then you'll normally just create an IMG tag as per normal HTML. The SRC attribute of that tag will likely lcontain a PHP variable which you've populated from your database.