Image Upload to specific Page...

Virtue

Hi everyone, I'm wondering if someone would be kind enough to help me.

I am working on a Modification for a Computer game.
I have a small staff team working on it with me who I want to be able to upload screenshots of their productions for the Mod to a specific page on the website for all to see.
I am using HTTP Authorization to enable the staff to do these things, not a Membership System.

I know there are lots of "Upload Image to Website" Tutorials out there and I will be using one of these to create my Image Upload system, but what I would like to do is the following, and I have no idea how to go about it:

I would like to be able to upload an image (screenshot) that will be displayed in thumbnail view on a specific page of the website (production screenshots page) and when the thumbnail is clicked, will display the full picture in a different window (or load it in the same window, no preferance there).

Could anyone offer any suggestions on how I would go about this?
Or point me to a tutorial that would help explain how I do it?

I am sort of new to PHP myself. I have done scripts such as Sessions, Forms, Membership Systems and News Updates using HTTP Auth in the past, but this is the first time I have dabbled in Uploading things to the Website, so I need some help.

Thanks you for taking the time to read my request.
And a Thank you in advance for anyone who can offer any help.

Virtue.

Weedpacket

For someone in your described position, the best place to start would be Chapter 18. You'll probably want to look at the image-processing functions as well to make the thumbnails with.

csousley

Uploading an image and creating a thumbnail isn't very hard. I did this a few months ago and one very big problem I ran into was my GD Lib did not contain the functions needed to create a new jpg image. It took me forever to figure that out. Here is some code that someone on the forum passed on to me. It will show you all your libs and what functions that version supports, it may come in handy.

<?php
$totalfunc = 0;
$totalsets = 0;
  echo "<h3>Function sets supported in this install are:</h3>";
  $extensions = get_loaded_extensions();
  foreach ($extensions as $each_ext) {
    $ext_funcs = get_extension_funcs($each_ext);
    foreach ($ext_funcs as $func) {
      $totalfunc = ($totalfunc + 1);
    }
    $totalsets = ($totalsets + 1);
  }
  echo "<b>Total Supported Sets: $totalsets</b>";
  echo "<p><b>Total Supported Functions: $totalfunc</b><hr>";
  ///////////////////////////////
  $extensions = get_loaded_extensions();
  foreach ($extensions as $each_ext) {
    echo "<b>$each_ext</b><br>";
    echo "<ul>";
    $ext_funcs = get_extension_funcs($each_ext);
    foreach ($ext_funcs as $func) {
      echo "<li> $func";
    }
    echo "</ul>";
  }
?>

Good Luck!