On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 12:08 PM, tedd wrote:
> Hi:
>
> This is one way to do it:
>
> http://php1.net/c/multi-uploads/index.php
>
> You can either give the user defined "slots" for them to fill, or not, or
> give them a button to add another "Choose File" button.
>
> After you get the user informa
Hi:
This is one way to do it:
http://php1.net/c/multi-uploads/index.php
You can either give the user defined "slots" for them to fill, or
not, or give them a button to add another "Choose File" button.
After you get the user information, then you can go through upload,
scrub, and approve th
Do you mean 3 forms, each having a file upload input? Or 1 form with 3 file
upload inputs?
If you have 3 forms, then the user can only submit one form at a time. So your
$_FILES would contain only one file.
If you have one form with 3 file upload, it depends on if they are the same
name for
here's a couple of the more tricky code snippets which should make it easy
for folks to see how a multiple file upload select can work - the rest is
basically a lot of interaction with the database - storing / retrieving the
upload list.
Its a bit tricky but worth it though - the users responci
Is it posible to do multiple file upload without selecting each file manual
in multiple form fields?
Yes. I have recently implemented an upload mechanism based on hotmails add
attachment mechanism. haven't got time for a detailed explanation but here
is the basic idea -
on your html page -
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