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The db record is starting with a comma.
The code begins with:
$imagens_nome ="";
foreach($_FILES as $file)....
Upload and create thumbnail... Generates a new name : $Novonome
and then before recording on db:
$imagens_nome = $imagens_nome.",".$NovoNome;
However I think the above $imagens_name... is wrong, because in db it looks like this: column photos: ,7263273813.jpg,737862834.jpg,236276322.jpg
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From what I understand the only problem is that you’re going with an extra comma because of your concatenation shape, right? One way to solve this is to make a new string starting from the second character, because the first one is always a comma, this before writing to the bd. Thus:
<?php
$imagens_nome = ",7263273813.jpg,737862834.jpg,236276322.jpg";
$imagens_nome=substr($imagens_nome,1,strlen($imagens_nome));
?>
I hope I’ve helped, any questions, just comment...
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It seems there’s a replace that trades dots for commas.
– rray
the code
$imagens_nome = $imagens_nome.",".$NovoNome;appears to be correct. After all, the names are being concatenated. You can’t see in the above code, as is done the$NovoNomethat is who is apparently generating the error. Show more code so we can help.– Rene Freak