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# Image gallery
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This example shows how to create an image gallery with user uploads.
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Users can log in (default login is `admin`/`admin`) and upload images.
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Uploaded images are stored in the database as data urls.
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Using data urls allows us to store the images in the database, without having to set up a separate file server,
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which is the simplest way to get started. However, this is not a good idea if you want to store large images,
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as data urls are not very efficient, and will need to be transferred in full from the database to sqlpage to the user's browser. One can use `sqlpage.exec` to move the images to a separate file server, and store only the file urls in the database.
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