After viewing this tutorial and having tested on your server, I hope you can modify this method and making your own function, or even classes. Storing images is the only sample here, but you can store almost any file you have, even a binary or application file. Go on and give it a shot, let me know your success or error report.
Hermawan Haryanto is a Web Application Developer with over seven years of Website development experience; provide web application development services internationally. Holds the position of IT Director on his own small and fast growth company, dMonster.com, where he is also the primary Web Developer. His knowledge of Web Application extends into PHP, MySQL, ASP, SQL Server, PostgreSQL
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