Thanks Gaurav & Shawn,
I'll check into your suggestions.
Thanks,
c...@hosting4days.com
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c...@hosting4days.com wrote:
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> On Dec 9, 2009, at 12:27 AM, Gaurav Kumar wrote:
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>> You can do two things-
>>
>> 1. Read the file by providing a base directory path of the server
>> where the
>> file exist.
>> Something like- //htdocs/httpfolder/files/audio/yourfile.mp3
>> You can take this in
On Dec 9, 2009, at 12:27 AM, Gaurav Kumar wrote:
You can do two things-
1. Read the file by providing a base directory path of the server
where the
file exist.
Something like- //htdocs/httpfolder/files/audio/yourfile.mp3
You can take this in a variable " //htdocs/httpfolder/files/audio/".
You can do two things-
1. Read the file by providing a base directory path of the server where the
file exist.
Something like- //htdocs/httpfolder/files/audio/yourfile.mp3
You can take this in a variable " //htdocs/httpfolder/files/audio/".
2. Try using file_get_contents.
Something like $file = f
Hi folks,
I'm trying to force save .mp3 files so this is a test page (found on
the net). It works fine when:
$directory = ""; // so the audio is in the same local directory
but fails when I use a REAL web directory - (the audio file is here
- http://mysite.com/test1/audio.mp3 )
$director
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