I think multiple 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
fliptop wrote:
> rather something to do with the http protocol. when i want to pass
> multiple files, i provide multiple boxes.
sorry, that should be .
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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
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 : F
Emmanuel Jaeckert wrote:
> I want to set up a perl script to allow client to (upload|transfer) files to
> my server.
> client don't know file names but it's always of the form FD???AA.FIC where
> AA may be given by the client on an input box
> I can not be sure of the number of files so i really
Hi,
I want to set up a perl script to allow client to (upload|transfer) files to
my server.
client don't know file names but it's always of the form FD???AA.FIC where
AA may be given by the client on an input box
I can not be sure of the number of files so i really have to get
FD???AA.FIC.
I don
