I think multiple <input type="file"> could do the job but what i want is somewhat different : user wouldn't have to choose files, they should be chosen programatically, so i want my script to look to local directory to achieve file list to upload, but for security issue, i think that nor Perl nor JS could do it. Am i right ?
Thank "Fliptop" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Emmanuel Jaeckert wrote: > > > thank you for your ans, but as far as i understand (maybe i don't) cgis's > > upload() method only work for one file based on the user choice after a > > manual browse... > > > > I want to permit user to enter any text in an input box and get all files > > eg : the user type "13", files i want to be uploaded are : FD???13.FIC. > > User don't know "???" (nor i don't). > > > > Perhaps there's no way to do it with perl ? > > > i don't think so - and i don't think it's a perl issue either, but > rather something to do with the http protocol. when i want to pass > multiple files, i provide multiple <input type="text"> boxes. > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
