Sure..
post_max_size = 10M
upload_max_filesize = 8M
memory_limit = 8M
As I said before, however.. even without throwing files there, my loop
test code only spits out '01234', meaning that its only looping 5 times
through the code before exiting... Does file handling only allow for 5
files at a time??
-Jason
Paul Nicholson wrote:
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> Can you post the values of the post_max_size, upload_max_filesize,
> & memory limit ini settings?
> ~Paul
>
> On Tuesday 15 October 2002 03:21 pm, Jason Young wrote:
>
> >Can't anyone help me with this? :-/
> >
> >Read below...
> >
> >I wrote:
> >
> >>Hey yet again...
> >>
> >>I've got a 3x3 grid of type 'file' input elements, for a nifty total of
> >>9 upload spaces..
> >>
> >>After specifying a file in all 9, and attempting upload, I only got 5..
> >>I noticed the total filesize was 2 megs, so I changed the php.ini to 8..
> >>yet I still got that problem. So I checked how my file array was being
> >>posted, and it turns out only 5 of them go through!
> >>
> >>Hopefully someone can follow this particular code...
> >>In the HTML Form, we have:
> >>
> >>Include
> >>Include
> >>.....
> >>Include
> >>
> >>(The picInc array just allows them to set whether or not they really
> >>want that picture included (in case they mess up and don't want to
> >>upload such a pic - I wouldn't expect some of the users to be savvy
> >>enough to know to just delete the text from the field))
> >>
> >>In the PHP upload, to check to see which elements are being parsed, I
> >>have:
> >>
> >>$current = 0;
> >>
> >>while (list($key) = each($_FILES['picname'])) {
> >>
> >> echo $current;
> >> /* -- This is the normal code just to satisfy everyone's curiosity.
> >> if ($picInc[$current] == true) {
> >>
> >> if (!is_dir($dir))
> >> mkdir($dir);
> >>
> >> if (!is_uploaded_file ($_FILES['picname']['tmp_name'][$current]))
> >> echo "*" . $_FILES['picname']['name'][$current] . "* couldn't
> >>be copied!";
> >>
> >> if (is_uploaded_file ($_FILES['picname']['tmp_name'][$current])) {
> >> move_uploaded_file($_FILES['picname']['tmp_name'][$current],
> >>$dir.$current.".jpg");
> >>
> >> $log_query = "INSERT INTO pictures (pictureID, series) VALUES
> >>('$pID', '$current')";
> >> $log_result = mysql_query($log_query) or die ("Couldn't Insert
> >>Picture Record!");
> >> }
> >> }
> >> */ -- End curiosity mode ;-)
> >> $current++;
> >>}
> >>
> >>On my output, I just get 01234 .. 5 elements.
> >>My question is specifically on how to get all 9 to upload, those 5
> >>files, if specified, do indeed upload fine - just clearing that up :-)
> >>
> >>Any insight? 5 elements seems to be something deliberate, but I can't be
> >>sure, myself.
> >>
> >>Thanks!
> >>-Jason
>
>
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