I have done something like this in the past for a document management
system.
Everything was assigned a number, so to find a specific document you
simply referenced "2.3.12.31.2".
It was very simply to create the main index dynamically from this
system. (this is the sort of index you would find
DAMMIT.. It's too early, I knew I was gonna make that mistake..
GET/PUT/POST, what's the difference right? Sorry, post would be the
right method to use.. agh..
- Joel
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From: Liam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 2:27 PM
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Su
I think you'll find this works better if you use "PUT" as your method,
as opposed to POST, which is for File Uploads.
(http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php#features.file-upl
oad.post-method)
Is your code ever actually getting into the 'if' construct, if not,
that's probably you
This sounds similar to what I am having, but not exactly. What version
of PHP are using, and on what platform?
My problem is the files don't actually appear on the filesystem, yet all
of the internal functions in PHP that allow me to manipulate the files
appear to "work".
I'm using v4.1.2, and I
Greetings:
I am having problems getting file uploads to completely function. I have
a test script that acknowledges the file was successfully uploaded, and
I can use the move_uploaded_file function without error, however,
NOTHING shows up in any of the directories Im dealing with.
I know my
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