How Can we get image from folder of one server when image store on another server

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I had created one website which has two modules,

ADMIN
USER
They are hosted on different domains. Now when user open its domain suppose its abc.com and can register their company and also upload photo from there and uploaded photo will go in Company_Logo FOLDER. Now suppose ADMIN's domain is xyz.com . now i want that ADMIN open its xyz.com and can see the photo uploaded from abc.com now i want like ADMIN means from xyz.com can change that uploaded photo to abc.com which is in Company_Logo FOLDER.

Posted 11-Feb-13 1:03am

Lovely Bhatia

Updated 11-Feb-13 2:57am

Richard MacCutchan

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Joezer BH 11-Feb-13 9:15am

There are many ways to accomplish what you state. In fact I don't see any problem. What do you think is hard to implement?
You can use a DB to store image locations and users, companies and all.

Asim Mahmood 14-Feb-13 3:25am

You must store images in DB then it's good option

Lovely Bhatia 15-Feb-13 6:21am

But I don't want to insert the image in DB .I am only save name of the image in DB & image save in folder on one server & get it into in another server. if i fetch the image on another server then it gives an error virtual path not valid)not valid)

sahabiswarup 15-Feb-13 23:19pm

you may then save the image path in details in DB; so that when you are trying to fetch that from another server i think there is no problem to fetch the image path.
What do you think?

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