Storing images in a database is not recommended. This can cause more server load on the database's server. But you can store the paths of the the images in respect of their users or uniqueness in the database.
1. Make sure you check for the existence of the input field with
<?php if (isset($_POST['var']) { $var = $_POST['var']; function addIntoArray($var) { global $map; if (!empty($var)) { $map[] = $var; echo $var." succesfully added to the array!"; } return; } }?>
i would advice that echoing all this html files out can slow down you application either relevantly or not, try putting your php codes first on the page and then build your html.
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I have noticed an error in your move_uploaded_file function. It is coded as
move_uploaded_file (a, b );
where
a - is the temporary location of the uploaded file on the server ($_FILES['uploadedfile']['tmp_name']) - Which you didn't specify
and
b - is the target location of your uploaded file.
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