Jon and all,
Please disregard my posting just before this. After a night's sleep
and looking at my code with fresh eyes, I noticed that I had an extra
under bar character in my $HTTP_POST_FILES variable which was causing
all the trouble.
The script is now working perfectly.
Thanks Marek
Jon,
As recommended before, I have added "global $HTTP_POST_FILES;" to my
function. The upload directory has a permission setting of 777 and the
directory specified ends in a slash.I don't know what the server logs
say, however, as I don't know where they are or how to check them. I am,
afte
Dave,
Another quick note. If you are using this in a function with
register_globals off in you php.conf you will need to do global
$_HTTP_POST_FILES or use $_FILES['upfile']['temp_name'] instead.
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 15:18 +0900, Dave wrote:
> Jon,
> Thanks for responding. Unfortunately, i
Dave,
Does $store_dir end with a slash? Is it writable by apache? What do
your log files reveal? What is the output of the script?
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 15:18 +0900, Dave wrote:
> Jon,
> Thanks for responding. Unfortunately, it still doesn't work. I tried
> it exactly as you wrote,
Jon,
Thanks for responding. Unfortunately, it still doesn't work. I tried
it exactly as you wrote, and it still gives me the message that it
failed to upload.
Also, I actually want to force a name change to the file, so that
regardless of what the name of the file uploaded is, it gets chan
basename is looking for a file and $HTTP_POST_FILES[$name]['name'] is
not a valid path to a file.
Something like this should work
if(move_uploaded_file($_HTTP_POST_FILES['upfile']['tmp_name'],
rawurlencode($store_dir.$HTTP_POST_FILES['upfile']['name']))
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 14:41 +0900, Dave wro
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 14:41 +0900, Dave wrote:
> if ( move_uploaded_file($HTTP_POST_FILES[$name]['tmp_name'], $store_dir
> . basename($HTTP_POST_FILES[$name]['name']) )
Try echoing $store_dir . basename($HTTP_POST_FILES[$name]['name'] before
uploading the file (before the move_uploaded_file funct
Marek, Mark,
Thanks for the advice. I've added "global $HTTP_POST_FILES;" into my
function, and it is working.
I'd also like to follow Marek's advice to modify my script, as it
sounds like it helps to make it more secure. However, I don't think I'm
using the syntax right. I changed:
if(
Dave wrote:
PHP List,
The Situation:
I'm trying to make a page where users can upload an image. I've
located on the internet a script that is simple enough for me to use,
and I can build upon it to customize for my needs.
The script as it is on the web site I got it from is a stand alone
From: Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> The Problem:
> I'm not able to create the right syntax to pass the
> $HTTP_POST_FILES variable to the function. So the function
> gets called, but then it stops very early because what I
> end up giving it is essentially an empty array, so it
> t
PHP List,
The Situation:
I'm trying to make a page where users can upload an image. I've
located on the internet a script that is simple enough for me to use,
and I can build upon it to customize for my needs.
The script as it is on the web site I got it from is a stand alone
.php file
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