JudgeyD

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Hello Everyone, I am using a Javascript Library called [Turn.js](http://www.turnjs.com/) and basically, I am building an ebook reader, now the problem is that I need to load external pages, these pages have their own animation and css layouts per page, plus the image is made for an iPad so vertically …

You could save the unique image id to an array or string, then check that array or string for the current unique image id, if it is not there, print the image. Also, when you say image name, do you mean the file name or a name stored in the …

Rather than saving to pre-defined directory, have you tried adding your own path string for to test? Try this: //$this->form->getValue('photo')->save(sfConfig::get('sf_upload_web_dir')); To this: $this->form->getValue('photo')->save("/uploads/planbooks/)); Also make sure that the save directory is chmodded to 0777 or 777 to ensure ou have permissions to save the image.. Hope this helps. DJ