> // Make new directory function
> $default_dir = ("D:\www\Proj\$textfield2\");
The ()'s are silly... They force the string to be evaluated before any other
expressions in this statement, and there aren't any.
The \'s are bad, though. \ is a "special" character inside of " and you
need to put \
Hi!
when you use the "\" character in a string you have to escape it by putting
"\\" instead of one!
> $default_dir = ("D:\www\Proj\$textfield2\");
would become:
$default_dir = "D:\\www\\Proj\\$textfield2\\";
do the same for the $filename variable.
"Vincent Chew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in m
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