Hi Patrick Very useful content, I want some advise from you storing the image, which is the best way to store the image in the database, bit format or string format or store the image in the folder and save the url in the db, please suggest your preference and why?
Yes, wouild be very interested in returning progress back from the server... All the examples I've seen that does this are Blazor Server... which of course wouldn't work for WASM. Wondering if you have a simple way of doing this?
Thanks for the great content! I know this is something that you wouldn’t want to create a video for. But is there a way to prevent “not safe for work” images on an upload like this?
Hey Alex, Thank you! I think there's not a trivial solution. Maybe there's a library available (on GitHub?) that can analyze the image and detect "not safe for work" content? If you find one that can be used with .NET, let me know! Maybe then I can make this work and upload a tutorial. ;) Take care, Patrick
Shall we change the layout next time? ✏️
Patrick, I am in the middle of a project for work and your videos are amazingly helpful. Thank you so so so much.
You are so welcome! Thanks a lot for your feedback! 😊
Patrick once again stood up to his surname and we love him for that...
Haha, thanks for that! :D
Hi Patrick Very useful content, I want some advise from you storing the image, which is the best way to store the image in the database, bit format or string format or store the image in the folder and save the url in the db,
please suggest your preference and why?
Yes, wouild be very interested in returning progress back from the server... All the examples I've seen that does this are Blazor Server... which of course wouldn't work for WASM. Wondering if you have a simple way of doing this?
Thanks for the great content! I know this is something that you wouldn’t want to create a video for. But is there a way to prevent “not safe for work” images on an upload like this?
Hey Alex, Thank you! I think there's not a trivial solution. Maybe there's a library available (on GitHub?) that can analyze the image and detect "not safe for work" content? If you find one that can be used with .NET, let me know! Maybe then I can make this work and upload a tutorial. ;) Take care, Patrick
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Hi thanks you for this video but how to use API to save the image on database and display on client thanks
Hi Patrick, i get an error
HttpClient: The uri string is too long
How may I resolve it ?